However, I notice that the JPEG looks a bit sharper, probably because the JPEG treatment adds some sharpening? The left part of the image does not join exactly because of the Lensfun lens correction by UFRaw. In order to encourage you, Stan, I posted a comparison of the result with UFRaw (left), with camera white balance, auto settings for nearly everything, except saturation, which was set to 1.99 (don't ask me why, it was from a previous image). This large preview is useful, since you don't need to shoot in JPEG+RAW with a Nikon, but this is the image you could get without shooting in raw.
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I have just tried with a D90 sample: I extracted the JPEG with 'Instant JPEG from RAW', and I got a full size 12 Mpx image. You will have to work the RAW image to represent it.Īdjust the gamma values of ufraw, and give it a little contrast (could also be done by a suitable basecurve in ufraw) and vibrance in gimp and you'll get quite close.Īnd raw Nikon files don't have only a small size preview. Unfortunately, they rarely if ever look like the pre-processed image. You are looking at the inbuilt jpeg preview. I never use Windows image tools, and I cannot try, but maybe Windows Picture Viewer only opens the included preview, that is already processed by the camera's JPEG processor, like, say, Geeqie on Linux, which would mean you cannot display them with a > 2 Mpx size, and he image you see in UFRaw is the processed one with wrong settings.ĭid you try to increase saturation? default saturation, set to 1, often produces rather washed images.įrançois Collard (a group admin) edited this topic ages ago.įrançois is correct. Shouldn't they open in Ufaw looking the same as they did straight from the camera in Windows? The problem is, when they open in Ufraw they look different and more washed out with even the colours seeming a bit off. They wouldn't need much tweaking, if any, before conversion to jpeg in Gimp.
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When I download my Raw (NEF) shots in Windows Picture Viewer they actually sometimes look pretty good as is.
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