Look for very fine details, especially if they’re diagonal or curved, such as twigs in a tree. To play spot the difference, zoom into 1:1 or greater, or use the preview in the Enhance Details dialog. You’re affectionately known as a pixel peeper because you like to view your photos at 1:1 view or greater, and eek out every last bit of detail on your best photos.You’re creating large prints or expensive books.You’re shooting with a high quality Bayer sensor without a low pass filter and you’re using a very sharp lens.You’re a Fuji X-Trans photographer (especially if you’ve noticed “worm” artifacts when sharpening your photos).On most photos, the standard demosaic is already extracting all of the available detail, but you may see a difference if: Let’s say from the outset, this isn’t a tool you’ll use on every photo. As this advanced demosaic is slower than the standard demosaic, the result is saved as a linear DNG file next to the original, with -enhanced added to the file name, and these files are much bigger than the originals. It’s designed to extract additional detail from raw files at the initial demosaic stage of raw processing. This is a bug in Camera Raw, and the temporary solution is to roll Camera Raw back to version 11.1.Īdobe’s big news in this release is the Enhance Details tool. There’s one more issue, opening photos from Lightroom into Photoshop if the photos are stored on a NAS. Enhance Details – Creates squares on image.
Enhance Details – All black preview & final render.Enhance Details – needs Windows 10 release 1809 (even if you think you’re already up to date). Here’s how to force the Windows update.Some notable bugs have been found in Enhance Details and are being investigated.
As well as performance improvements, bug fixes and new camera/ lens support, the engineering team have spent this release cycle focusing on some interesting camera and raw file enhancements. The entire Lightroom CC ecosystem has also been updated. Lightroom Classic CC 8.2 has been released today.
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