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To this point the effect is rather subtle. with less false colors (or maybe it is residual CA) at the border of the tree here. The Enhanced Detail feature initially just leads to a somewhat cleaner rendition i.e. The Amount setting in the Detail tab carries over from the RAF to the Enhanced.DNG.Ġ4_raf25-dng75: is obtained from the previous Enhanced.DNG by increasing the Sharpening Amount to 75.
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Otherwise such bad results would hardly be explainable.Ġ3_raf25-dng25: shows the Enhanced.DNG resulting from the original Raw file at default Sharpening Amount of 25 (i.e. My understanding is that the Sharpening controls are amalgamated with the demosaicking process in a way that a high Amount is spoiling it for X-Trans files. The first two images illustrate the known detrimental effect of increasing the Sharpening Amount in ACR/LR with X-Trans Raw files. The different renditions were obtained by converting it to 16 bit Tiff, respectively, and comparing the images in Photoshop.Ġ1_raf25: shows the original RAF file with the default Sharpening Amount of 25.Ġ2_raf75: shows the original RAF file with an increased Sharpening Amount of 75. with my X100F) and in particular how it interacts with the Sharpening settings in the Detail tab. I was curious what the new Enhance Details feature brings to the table for X-Trans Raw files