Minolta D7Hi?

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chas57
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Minolta D7Hi?

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Has anyone built noise profiles for the Minolta D7Hi? I've been using Engbert's D7I profiles, and they seem to work fine, but I read (somewhere) that they might not be appropriate for the D7Hi and my eye isn't good enough to tell if I'm doing more harm than good. Thanks... chas (P.S.- Thanks for getting these boards up. With the popularity of NeatImage, I hope to see these boards become as popular as the Retouching Forum at http://www.dpreview.com )
caldwellk
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Post by caldwellk »

I don't have any profiles I'm afraid but I was interested to see your reference to those from someone called Engbert.

Where are these posted?
chas57
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D7i profiles

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You can find them here: http://neatimage.com/profiles.html
caldwellk
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Post by caldwellk »

Thanks Chas for the above link.

I have tried these profiles on a test shot this morning & have got better results than my own efforts. Have you any tips on fine tuning established profiles?
I find that many of my photos do not have sufficient clear areas for a selection & keep getting the message 'too small etc'.
I still don't really understand how to decide when tweaking the histogram section when an improvement has been made.
rpcohen
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Post by rpcohen »

caldwellk wrote: I find that many of my photos do not have sufficient clear areas for a selection & keep getting the message 'too small etc'.
You may want to download a test target image from http://www.neatimage.com/testtarget.html that you can use to generate noise profiles for your camera. The directions for using it are easy - display it on your monitor, take an out-of -focus picture of the screen and then use the picture to generate a noise profile. I used it to create a set of profiles at different ISOs for my Canon S45 and they work extremely well.

Ralph Cohen
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