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This is the RAW file from the Canon Powershot G11 set at ISO3200. Taken in Canon's original CR2 format (not compatible yet), converted to TIFF in DPP and to DNG in Adobe RAW. No other amendments ha...

This is the RAW ISO80 image for the Canon Powershot G11. Originally saved as CR2 (incompatible as of today), converted to TIFF in DPP and to DNG in Adobe RAW. No other amendments have been made.

This is the ISO6400 equivalent image taken in NEF format. Converted to TIFF in Nikon ViewNX and to DNG in Adobe RAW. Mild compression in Adobe RAW to make small enough for upload but no other adjus...

This is the ISO100 equivalent RAW file converted to TIFF in Nikon ViewNX and then to DNG in Adobe RAW. No other adjustments have been made.

Converted to 16bit TIFF in Nikon ViewNX software and to DNG in Adobe Camera RAW.

This is the ISO12800 image from the Canon EOS 500D. This image has been converted to TIFF in Canon DPP and then to DNG in Adobe RAW. No other adjustments have been made.

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This is the ISO100 image from the Canon EOS 500D. This image has been converted to TIFF in Canon DPP and then to DNG in Adobe RAW. No other adjustments have been made.

This is the detail image from the Canon EOS 500D. This image has been converted to TIFF in Canon DPP and then to DNG in Adobe RAW. No other adjustments have been made.

This is the detail image from the Olympus E-30. Taken in the Olympus native RAW file, converted to TIFF in Olympus Master 2 and converted to DNG in Adobe Camera Raw. No compression has been made. ...

As with the ISO100 image this is a ORF file converted to TIFF in Olympus Master 2 and to DNG in Adobe Camera Raw. No compression has taken place. Slight adjustment to the white balance but this isn...

I am sure that you apreciate that this is a technique that was originally a darkroom technique and used for a number of reasons. Apart from local contrast adjustments, it is commonly used (particularly by B&W photographers) to create a lighter path to draw the eye to the main point of the picture. This may also be achieved by darkening other areas or both. You do need to understand what you are...

Thanks for the info everybody. That makes it a lot clearer. In case you're curious, I do shoot mostly in RAW and do my processing in Lightroom, but sometimes I use RAW+JPG mode as well, especially if I'm shooting in monochrome as sometimes the camera will set things in a way that I like and can find hard to recreate manually in Lightroom!

Thanks for all of that info'. It was really good of you to go into such detail. I hate it when things like this happen. I think I understand, then I misunderstand one little thing that makes be think I have misunderstood everything. Your post has clarified matters, however, and so I think I am back on track again. Ta Ewan

I'm still waiting for my 24mm-120mm f4 lens had my 700 nearly 4 weeks now and having to use my old DX lenses. Couldn't decide between that one or go for 24-70 f2.8 wish I'd have gone for 24-70 now I bet I wouldn't have to wait so long.

Its ok for basic raw conversion but nothing special. Have a look at the latest version of lightroom CB, its now dropped in price.

Many many thanks Camay, you have saved my sanity, downloaded the DNG converter and it works perfectly with my Raw files in PSE7. Was reading in a magazine of somebody else having the same problem updating RAW and they were given the same answer, that the version is too old. Thanks again to everybody for their efforts. Geoff

Pixel binning will allow the user to have the benefits of very high resolution or very low noise depending on their requirements. I think this may be the basis on which the 41Mp Nokia sensor for camera phones will be operating. As there is no optical zoom, resolution will be reduced when you use the digital zoom, thereby keeping the noise level the same and you will still get a decent photo...

Have you ever tried using canon's DPP ? i use it first now then open them in photoshop .

It's a new camera and Adobe always take a wee while (but not usually too long) to catch up. Wouldn't be surprised if there is an update available within a few weeks.

Seconded for sorting out the SP3 install.... it is the last one they will ever do though and XP is now nearly unsupported.... From the Microsoft Website.... Important notice for users of Windows XP with Service Pack 3 (SP3): The support for this product ends April 8, 2014. To ensure that you will receive all important security updates for Windows you need to upgrade to a later version su...

Sorry for late response Ian - Blackberry wouldn't send yesterday. Just go to the Adobe site and the downloads section and it will be there. Geoff

Thank you

Hi Steve, correct, the computer does not recognise the camera and does not display the camera icon. I have also tries camera to computer, same result . Thanks for trying. Tonight I will try a video cable, see if that helps.

There is a free Lightroom 4 Fundamentals webcast over 3 days from Thursday at Creativelive where you could pick up some Lightroom tips. Their courses are normally very good quality for those that haven't seen them before. :) The course will start at 5pm UK time, and normally finish around midnight. It will then be replayed a few times until the next day's live show begins. Hopefull...

Yes it's good that some of Lightroom's better features are making the move to PS. I am on the fence about the darker LR inspired interface which has also crossed over to other CS6 programs such as AI