[LRflex] Re: Enhancing software, interesting?
- From: Douglas Sharp <douglas.sharp@xxxxxx>
- To: leicareflex@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2005 16:20:00 +0100
Hello all
DxO were well represented at the last Photokina in Cologne, quite
impressive but very expensive.
I find a combination of PTLens (as a PS plugin) for lens and camera
distortion corrections, vignetting, colour fringing and even a Fish-eye
correction module plus NeatImage(plug-in and standalone) or PureImage
(standalone only) for noise reduction and a few other things, to be
perfectly adequate.
PTLens is free and the other stuff is not too expensive. It's well worth
taking a look at their sites on the web.
PTLens is made by epaperpress and has profiles for most digital SLRs. a
load of P&S models (lens/camera profile), hundreds of lenses (MF and AF)
and, if you want a profile for a particular lens, you can send them a
test shot or two and they'll get around to building one.
NeatImage is a bit complicated, but when you get used to it it's
incredibly versatile (made by ABSoft),
PureImage has a couple of useful tricks like colour matching and
resizing to various image formats plus a whole range of noise reduction
algorithms (made by mediachance who also make a whole package of
excellent correction ware at a reasonable prices (DCE tools).
Cheers
Douglas
Douglas Herr wrote:
>on 10/30/05 4:32 AM, Bille Xavier F. at hot_billexf@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
>
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>>Hello to all.
>>
>>There is a big noise here around a company who has built a software desinged
>>to enhance the images.
>>To use the sofware, you choose a pair of camera + lens and load the module.
>>
>>There is a demo version available fo those having still the lens delivered
>>with the Digital Canon.
>>
>>http://www.dxo.com/fr/corporate/home/default.php
>>
>>Obviously, LeiCanon is not implemented yet.... Nor the DMR. Though, for this
>>one, it might come out one of these days.
>>
>>This product has been built with the cooperation of the Test lab of Chasseur
>>D'images, a reference in the French Magazine, for the data specific to each
>>set of camera/lens.
>>
>>Regards.
>>
>>
>>---------------------------------
>>Xavier F. BILLE
>>Maisons-Alfort - France.
>>
>>
>>
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>There are rumours, as yet unconfirmed, that this is built into the DMR.
>According to this rumor, the ROM contacts tell the DMR what lens is on the
>camera, and the DMR's software processes the image according to the lens'
>properties stored in the DMR.
>--
>Doug Herr
>Birdman of Sacramento
>http://www.wildlightphoto.com
>
>
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