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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

OLPF v1 and v2

Mark Pugh said:
Can someone show me a comparative example of how DEB might save Rogers's A/B shot posted above, keeping all the shadow detail?
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I used DEB in my samples, so you can see there's still a difference between v1 and v2... V2 would have had much more noise without DEB
 
Here's DEB on vs. off on the olpf 2 sample:

DEBonOFF.jpg
 
Matt, glad to hear the problems you found have been addressed. The larger the audience, the more variety of issues that will be found. Given the turn around time on 3rd parties implementing SDK updates, DEB really needed lots of coverage before being incorporated.

Were the issues of the red blood vessels in the eye taken care of? Assuming that is what they were.

Graeme, thank you for continuing to refine everything.
 
Stacey Spears said:
Matt, glad to hear the problems you found have been addressed. The larger the audience, the more variety of issues that will be found. Given the turn around time on 3rd parties implementing SDK updates, DEB really needed lots of coverage before being incorporated.

Were the issues of the red blood vessels in the eye taken care of? Assuming that is what they were.

Graeme, thank you for continuing to refine everything.
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It was different issues from the blood vessels. The images of eyes I have don't show any issues with the updated DEB. But I don't have anything with really irritated or bright veins in the eyes to test out, just normal everyday eye veins and those are untouched by DEB now.
 
Sometimes I like to step back from pixel peeping and appreciate what I have. :)

Just for a bit of perspective. I was migrating some data yesterday and came across some night frames from the old (original RED ONE M sensor, pre MX)

12800 ISO has come a long way, no?

toronto_night.jpg
 
David Battistella said:
Sometimes I like to step back from pixel peeping and appreciate what I have. :)

Just for a bit of perspective. I was migrating some data yesterday and came across some night frames from the old (original RED ONE M sensor, pre MX)

12800 ISO has come a long way, no?

toronto_night.jpg
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Traffic in Toronto is a lot worse now! No progress there. LOL.
 
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