Recent content by Pebblesculpt

Thanks - that seems quite clear and makes a lot of sense (from Adobe's business point of view)

I am using CS5 and ACR 6.7.

I've just caught up with the latest (and final) ACR upgrade for Adobe CS5 which includes 'Process 2012' but I don't seem to be able to work with it. When I select it, even for an image where I've cleared the settings - so starting with the original RAW data - it tells me that I can't adjust many...

Thank for your considered replies - by the number of pointers towards possible faults in the lens or adjustments on import the consensus seems to be that ISO, shutter speed and f-stop are reliable comparators an any camera. I shall have to look at more comparisons to see what's true. The...

I agree with your thinking, Phil V, and I don't think any processing was done by ACR. The images looked the same after import as they did on the back of the camera when taken. I had a very quick go at using ACR to improve the darker one but the detail wasn't in the image and/or ACR ran out of...

Ahhh, I didn't mention that it is the A200 that I own, not the D600. I also have Sony-fit lenses so an A77 makes a lot of sense as an upgrade path. I understand about the viewfinder - I've tried it and it is very much better than it sounds. Interestingly, it can show the dark scene in front of...

I've just used a Canon 600D and did a direct comparison with a Sony A200. Naturally I expected the 600D to be better - I took the same photo with both using ISO800, 1/100s, f4 and a 28mm focal length (both had very similar Sigma lenses). The 600D picture was pleasantly exposed while the A200 was...