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1. #Accuraw monochrome manual#
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3. #Accuraw monochrome full#
4. #Accuraw monochrome mac#

Having tried CaptureOne, ACR, Bibble, Aperture, Lightroom and a several other raw converters, RD had the best mix of speed, quality of output, and easy of use for my needs. There are some features that would be helpful like shadow recovery, flash fill, and a local contrast tool like Vibrancy, but the flexibility and control that RD provides makes up for these absences. Any photo that I can't tweak to my liking in RD can be done in LightZone (another wonderful program).

#Accuraw monochrome mac#

Stand out features: Speed - this is the fastest raw converter on Mac I've tried. #Dxo photolab 2 does not create the xml file mac Batch mode - very flexible with excellent scale up features, fast. Only RAW developer I've seen that will allow multiple format output in the same batch session. Controlling exposure sectors with sliders - very intuitive. Copy and Pasting Settings - move all or groups of settings between photos. B&W development - absolutely the best black and white rendering that I have seen in any raw converter. What this program is not: It is not Expression Media, Aperture or Lightroom, it will not help organize your photos at all.

#Accuraw monochrome upgrade#

#Dxo photolab 2 does not create the xml file upgrade.As regards the Pentax 645Z, no problem, we'll include it into our next release - that should be out by the end of August, hopefully a bit sooner. We're glad to see that you're enjoying the tonality that AccuRaw Monochome provides. So I would definately recommenc taking advantage of the free-trial period to see if it is worth the cost for you.

#Accuraw monochrome manual#

Finally the user manual is not very in depth and there are no tutorials to help get you started. The second downgrade for me is the lack of support for the Pentax 645Z which does produce amazing converted monochrome images with its sensor. So why the 4 star rating? Cost-For the price of the app I would expect an amazing app and in my opinion it is just not there. It is not an amazing difference but it is definately visibly superior. Compared to my former workflow of Lightroom to Topaz Studio for monochrome conversion, there is more tonality with the Accurraw Monochrome images. It does a very good job of converting color raw images to monochrome with color and infrared cameras. 128 MB graphics memory minimum, 512 MB graphics memory recommended.4 GB system memory minimum, 8GB recommended.We strongly recommend the following minimum system specifications: While AccuRaw Monochrome will run on laptops, performance is optimized for desktop systems.

Raw conversion requires very substantial amounts of processing power and memory. ** Note: (a) AccuRaw monochrome only converts to monochrome, and (b) AccuRaw Monochrome doesn't do noise reduction or lens corrections - the image you get is the image your camera saw. Integration with apps such as Lightroom, Photoshop and Aperture.A powerful system of presets and batch processing make work efficient, and you can output to any of JPEG, TIFF or DNG for maximum compatibility with your choice of post processing and digital asset management tools. AccuRaw just automatically remembers your edits. There are no catalogs to worry about your files stay right where they are, and AccuRaw never touches them. AccuRaw doesn't try to take over your workflow. You can easily recover even heavily blown highlights in downstream processing apps. Non-clipping workflow - Accuraw EXR has a highly linear floating point processing engine that treats EXR as a first-class citizen.In addition to conventional cameras, AccuRaw Monochrome also provides for modified cameras, e.g., cameras modified for IR or UV operation, or by the removal of the sensor's Bayer array.Optimized to maximize image resolution.Optimized for creating monochrome images AccuRaw Monochrome's custom demosaicing algorithm delivers better tonality and better artifact control that conventional color algorithms.

#Accuraw monochrome full#

A full list of supported cameras is on the product web site. AccuRaw also provides state-of-the-art processing for Fuji X-Trans based cameras. Raw file formats from most camera manufacturers are supported, for example Nikon NEF files, Canon CR2 files, Leica DNG files, etc.