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Hi,
Over the past few months I have been using my new 20D and I chose to use RAW files exclusivly for a trip to South Africa. When I convert using CS2 the output is distinctly warm.
This is shown if I shoot a RAW+JPG. If I use the Canon RAW converter the converted file is all but identical to the JPG from the camera. But the conversion from CS2 is both lighter and has various colour bias associated with it.
Does anyone know the correct calibration bias values that will put it right? I have jigged about with the calibration settings but there are too many variables. This must be a problem for anyone who uses this application in conjunction with the 20D
Cheers, Ray.
Over the past few months I have been using my new 20D and I chose to use RAW files exclusivly for a trip to South Africa. When I convert using CS2 the output is distinctly warm.
This is shown if I shoot a RAW+JPG. If I use the Canon RAW converter the converted file is all but identical to the JPG from the camera. But the conversion from CS2 is both lighter and has various colour bias associated with it.
Does anyone know the correct calibration bias values that will put it right? I have jigged about with the calibration settings but there are too many variables. This must be a problem for anyone who uses this application in conjunction with the 20D
Cheers, Ray.
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