DXO vs LR2 once again

[adakshi]

Let me show an image, processed with three different software. 1. LR2, 2.DXO, 3.Embedded jpeg(In camera processing)

1. LR2


2. DXO


3. Embedded Jpeg


I couldn't match green. LR is warmer. Notice corner sharpness in DXO and less vignetting. Lens is 16-80.

Thanks
Ayan

[KevinBarrett]

Call me crazy, but I like the embedded jpg most out of this set. The first two look to me like exquisitely processed pictures, while the third makes me feel like I'm there. I suppose that out of the first two I like the first for its preservation of the subtle detail and contrast in the distant trees.

[Birma]

I agree with Kevin - the jpeg (third) shot looks the most natrual. The other look, well, processed . There is something inetresting about the tree trunks in #2, but 3 is my preferred shot.

[adakshi]

Call me crazy, but I like the embedded jpg most out of this set. The first two look to me like exquisitely processed pictures, while the third makes me feel like I'm there. I suppose that out of the first two I like the first for its preservation of the subtle detail and contrast in the distant trees.

I like the embedded one too .. but that's only embedded one, out of cam jpeg or IDC output doesn't match that.

[stevecim]

Yep, third one looks more natrual to me

[adakshi]

Okay little less processed from DXO, light sharpening, Auto distortion, CA and vignetting correction, no other PP.



For comparison: IDC. No PP. See how different it is from embedded jpeg. Color looks washed out.

[roysmith]

I like the first pic on the last post.
You should also try enabling the Color Rendering tool in DxO with the profile from another camera, I like the Nikon D3x profile, the greens looks better than Sony's IMHO.

[Dr. Harout]

Call me crazy.

OK. Crazy.

I like the LR one.

[pranavsankar]

I like the second attempt with DXO. LR version is bit too saturated.

[adakshi]

I like the second attempt with DXO. LR version is bit too saturated.

Sorry for replying late. Thanks Pranav and Welcome to PhotoclubAlpha

[Dr. Harout]

And a welcome from me too, Pranav.