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Again, the details are explained in the blog:

Moreover, for Nikon cameras there is a rather simple way to exactly match the colors of the in-camera JPegs (or those produced with Capture NX-D). Nikon D800 files should also be processed correctly once a "RAW developer" layer is properly added. As you can see, the file is handled correctly. The second screenshot shows a Sony A7 II ARW file opened with the forthcoming photoflow version available for OSX (the current version has wrong output colors), using the default "RAW developer" settings. The RAW developer settings can be saved into one or more presets, to be easily re-applied to other images. In order to properly process a RAW image, one needs to add a "RAW developer" layer, which will allow to adjust all the common parameters like the white balance, exposure, color matching, etc. The reason is that when a RAW file is opened, there is by default no processing applied, just a mere decoding and conversion into a grayscale image corresponding to the bayer pattern. I encountered some of the most precvious moments in my photography life with this camera and I will keep it no matter what.If your photoflow window looks like the first attached screenshot, it is "kind of normal" (but certainly ugly and buggy, something I've fixed in the upcoming version). And there is still so much potential that I will probably need another couple of years to push this thing to its limits. He was shooting one of these monsters and I always wanted to be become good enough to be worth it shooting one of these myself without the camera feeling embarrassed or displaced in my hands.

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Years ago I met a guy who was a retired pro photographer spending his time with nature photography and who I have the privilege to call one of my best friends of my life.

still gives me that special feeling when shooting with it.

will probably the first and last single digit pro DSLR body in my life and.

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still sets high standards (at least for the DSLR world) regarding color, contrast and hi ISO noise in low light,.

Yes, it is loud, it is bulky and it is old - just as myself - but despite its age it

My D4s, althoug using it side by side with a D850.

a bit of an early predecessor technology of what Nikon does with their new upcoming sensor these days.

Fuji S5pro was the third DSLR I got - after the S2pro and S3pro - and I regret having sold it, because it was really nice - especially because of the beautiful colors and the - for these days - enornous dynnamic range due to the sensor technology Fuji had at the time.

I really wished I could go there again with the gear and knowlegde I have today.

Rollei S元5 was the first SLR I bought myself and I shot my first grizzly with in Alaska more than 20 years ago.

I was about 12 when my fahter tought me to use his camera and then later he gave it to me, because he changed to mid and large format cameras like Mamiya Linhof and Plaubel.

Ricoh TLS 401 was the first SLR I ever used my self.

Well I can't tell which was the one, but. Sold the old thing for a pittance when I went digital. That camera documented my first house, my first dog, my first serious girlfriends, my first trip overseas, my rock 'n roll bands, all of which reside in a box of carefully preserved negatives and file cabinet of transparencies that I will finish scanning sometime in 2085.

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That first camera led to building my own darkroom and the magic of watching a print come to life in a tray full of chemicals. I eventually acquired two more Nikkormats (I always lusted after an F, but couldn't afford it). That camera helped get me my first job out of school. I put thousands of rolls of film through that camera, bought every photo magazine I could find, taught myself the basics of the art which remain invaluable to this day. No special reason, as I'd never expressed an interest in photography. My dad had a co-worker of his buy it for me on a business trip to Hong Kong. were Nikkormats, for other parts of the world, Nikomat. That's not a typo, as the ones Japan made for the U.S.