Hi,
I think the adjustment light & shadow over the background level when opening a raw file doesn't work properly.
A small regulation push the colors in a weird way.
The same regulation made through adjustment layer works properly.
Anyone has noticed the same ?
Attached an example.
In this case I changed the width slider in the shadows by 0,1 % (!!!)
RAW - Light & Shadow issue
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Re: RAW - Light & Shadow issue
There's a child layer with the adjustment "channel mixer" applied to the raw.
What happens when you disable it or move it to the top of the layer stack?
What happens when you disable it or move it to the top of the layer stack?
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Re: RAW - Light & Shadow issue
that the colors change a bit, but the problem remains
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Re: RAW - Light & Shadow issue
Next idea:
The adjustment layer that is created when opening a raw is just like any other adjustment layer with more than one adjustment.
Light & shadow is among many other adjustments. When I open a .dng, the only enabled adjustment is the histogram correction. Did you enable some more of those beneath the Light & shadow?
You can grab the titlebars of the adjustments and drag them around in the list. Do things get better when you move Light & shadow to the bottom or the top of the list?
The adjustment layer that is created when opening a raw is just like any other adjustment layer with more than one adjustment.
Light & shadow is among many other adjustments. When I open a .dng, the only enabled adjustment is the histogram correction. Did you enable some more of those beneath the Light & shadow?
You can grab the titlebars of the adjustments and drag them around in the list. Do things get better when you move Light & shadow to the bottom or the top of the list?
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Re: RAW - Light & Shadow issue
I think I understood ..
Light & Shadow is initially disabled, but for some reason the default values are very far from zero.
When I clicked on the slider suddenly it has been activated, and the result has been shown.
What was wrong was the initial setup.
Light & Shadow is initially disabled, but for some reason the default values are very far from zero.
When I clicked on the slider suddenly it has been activated, and the result has been shown.
What was wrong was the initial setup.
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