Affinity v Lightroom
Aug 19, 2019 17:34:58 #
Cwilson341 wrote:
I am an Affinity user from raw to finished product... (show quote)
Carol - The tweaks that Affinity applies automatically when you open a RAW file, where can you turn them off? Is it through the "Develop Assistant", or is it something else?
Aug 19, 2019 18:49:11 #
The develop assistant is what I was referring to. I sometimes turn the tone curve off and do it myself. Tone curve makes a big difference and usually does a good job. I haven’t experimented with exposure bias or the other choices much.
Aug 19, 2019 20:22:42 #
Cwilson341 wrote:
The develop assistant is what I was referring to. I sometimes turn the tone curve off and do it myself. Tone curve makes a big difference and usually does a good job. I haven’t experimented with exposure bias or the other choices much.
Thanks! I need to learn more about the role of the Develop Assistant.
Aug 20, 2019 12:44:52 #
srt101fan wrote:
Thanks! I need to learn more about the role of the Develop Assistant.
You can also use the - Edit/Preferences - to change how the program works along with the Assistant. If I remember correctly, the Assistant also offers different choices depending on which Persona you are in.
As far as Lightroom is concerned, I only had LR5, strip out all the "initial or default" presets, and it is also a fairly flat image.
Make sure that your using the same color space in both editors if you wish to check this out.
Ron
Aug 20, 2019 13:24:16 #
N4646W wrote:
You can also use the - Edit/Preferences - to change how the program works along with the Assistant. If I remember correctly, the Assistant also offers different choices depending on which Persona you are in.
As far as Lightroom is concerned, I only had LR5, strip out all the "initial or default" presets, and it is also a fairly flat image.
Make sure that your using the same color space in both editors if you wish to check this out.
Ron
As far as Lightroom is concerned, I only had LR5, strip out all the "initial or default" presets, and it is also a fairly flat image.
Make sure that your using the same color space in both editors if you wish to check this out.
Ron
Thanks Ron. So much to learn....
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