I actually tried to recreate your phenomena but came up with completely different results. Again DPP produced better detail and more dynamic range. Images coming from RIT have more pop but also less dynamic range which in turn will yield less details in the shadows and highlights. The following examples were processed with sharpening and contrast set to 0 in both software. All other settings remain the same.
DPP version 3.5.1 100 % crop
RIT version 3.3 100 % crop
full sized images:
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I think you should retry your test but with sharpening set to zero in both software and judge from those results. Maybe RIT has a different sharpening algorithm altogether.
In my opinion DPP is by far the best RAW converter for Canon files as the color and tonality is simply great. Haven\'t tried Capture One, can\'t comment on that but it surely is producing better results from the awful PS Camera RAW and lightroom.
I actually tried to recreate your phenomena but came up with completely different results. Again DPP produced better detail and more dynamic range. Images coming from RIT have more pop but also less dynamic range which in turn will yield less details in the shadows and highlights. The following examples were processed with sharpening and contrast set to 0 in both software. All other settings remain the same.
DPP version 3.5.1 100 % crop
RIT version 3.3 100 % crop
full sized images:
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.html
I think you should retry your test but with sharpening set to zero in both software and judge from those results. Maybe RIT has a different sharpening algorithm altogether.
In my opinion DPP is by far the best RAW converter for Canon files as the color and tonality is simply great. Haven\'t tried Capture One, can\'t comment on that but it surely is producing better results from the awful PS Camera RAW and lightroom.
I actually tried to recreate your phenomena but came up with completely different results. Again DPP produced better detail and more dynamic range. Images coming from RIT have more pop but also less dynamic range which in turn will yield less details in the shadows and highlights. The following examples were processed with sharpening and contrast set to 0 in both software. All other settings remain the same.
DPP version 3.5.1 100 % crop
RIT version 3.3 100 % crop
full sized images:
I actually think DPP is by far the best RAW converter for Canon files as the color and tonality is simply great. Haven\'t tried Capture One, can\'t comment on that but it surely is producing better results from the awful PS Camera RAW and lightroom.
Nov 30, 2008 at 03:57 AM
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