This is processed in Lightroom using the new, improved Cobalt-Image Basic DNG camera profile for the M10. Cobalt-Image writes, The improvement will be clear as day the moment you open any photo: we've enhanced the accuracy of the colour gradations by fine-tuning the whole spectrum and significantly boosting the precision and detail capture in scenes close to white, ensuring no nuance is lost. Actually, I've posted this image because I felt that the faux fur, white seat covers, going in and out of extreme highlights, were easier to process with the new profile. This is important for the M10, because highlight roll-off has often required careful processing with this camera. Has anyone using the new Cobalt camera profiles found an improvement as well?
Leica M10 | DR Summicron 50 | ISO 200 | f/5.6 | 1/750 sec Paris
