I've been reprocessing images that, previously, I used only in B&W because the colors or light was problematic for color images using the Adobe Lightroom profiles, or the embedded Leica M10 profile. With the new, more accurate Cobalt-Image profiles I'm now using, I get better color rendition. I've posted the image below in color before, but here it's been reprocessed with the new profiles. As for the image itself, I wonder whether she's saying that she doesn't want any plastic bags?
It's very convincing. Cobalt profiles definitely on my purchase list when I upgrade from my M9. Thanks for sharing!
Mitch Alland wrote:
I've been reprocessing images that, previously, I used only in B&W because the colors or light was problematic for color images using the Adobe Lightroom profiles, or the embedded Leica M10 profile. With the new, more accurate Cobalt-Image profiles I'm now using, I get better color rendition. I've posted the image below in color before, but here it's been reprocessed with the new profiles. As for the image itself, I wonder whether she's saying that she doesn't want any plastic bags?
Congrats. and welcome to the club. I don't push to 50,000 to often, I shoot upto 12500 with no discernible able noise, occasionally 25000 I start to see noise but it feels just like natural grain. but shooting 500000 has been a rarity for me as I usually have enough light that I can get by at 12500.
burningheart wrote:
Congrats. and welcome to the club. I don't push to 50,000 to often, I shoot upto 12500 with no discernible able noise, occasionally 25000 I start to see noise but it feels just like natural grain. but shooting 500000 has been a rarity for me as I usually have enough light that I can get by at 12500.
Enjoy it.
Thanks so much and I was pushing it some to see it I could take it there. And yes this is a bit like the original MM and the noise has a slight film grain appearance and not as objectionable as color digital noise. I would have no problem shooting at 25000 or 50000 if I had to.
