Aliasing and artifacts from RAW issue
Aliasing and artifacts from RAW issue
Hi! I'm observing and lack of sharpness, some aliasing and artifacts too when stacking from RAW, take a look, the right side is from DNGs directly from the camera and the left side if from 16 bits TIFF from Lightroom. Same sources.
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Re: Aliasing and artifacts from RAW issue
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Re: Aliasing and artifacts from RAW issue
I will upload to my dropbox tomorrow. I have observed these little artifacts and lack of sharpness from 3 different cameras, A7R, Pentax 645Z and Canon 5DSR. So I doubt is the camera, it could probably be something on how the repositioning and scaling of each photo is done, I'm not sure how you can scale and reposition RAW data without demosaicing it... Hope is something fixable, making the stacks back to RAW is an amazing thing. but I feel the result is not as good as from TIFF when it comes to sharpness and not have artifacts. (I do not sharpen the TIFFS on export from LR)
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FYI, I have set this to email me when responses are posted, but I'm not getting eny notification. Does it works?
Will send you the link to the email.
FYI, I have set this to email me when responses are posted, but I'm not getting eny notification. Does it works?
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Re: Aliasing and artifacts from RAW issue
Hello Victor,
Many thanks for the stack, we can see the difference. Please rename your original dng file into *.raw files. This will force them to be converted and interpolated by Adobe DNG converter. This will give better details. I also suspect that ACR adds a bit of sharpening by default. You would be able to do this in post processing stage for stacked results.
Many thanks for the stack, we can see the difference. Please rename your original dng file into *.raw files. This will force them to be converted and interpolated by Adobe DNG converter. This will give better details. I also suspect that ACR adds a bit of sharpening by default. You would be able to do this in post processing stage for stacked results.