#RAWTHERAPEE LIGHTROOM PRESET MANUAL#

If you save as a psd that is a totally separate file. If you wanted to start from scratch in an unaltered Raw file you can. PS makes a tag that keeps all the info on your edits. When you save in PS you never do anything to the original Raw file. Not demosaiced and that is can't really save back to a raw format and it seems like information is lost.' The multi exposure feature (average) will give you, if you don't move the camera, a CR2 file with less noise but with the white balance already baked in.

M-RAW and S-RAW are already demosaiced.

ISO 100 and ISO L from your 6D II are the same when shooting raw (except thumbnails and some metadata).

Picture style, only jpeg but DPP will read the settings from the raw file metadata and apply the Picture style.Īll thumbnails in the raw file are affected by High ISO noise reduction, ALO, Lens correction and Picture style.

Lens correction, only jpeg but DPP will read the settings from the raw file metadata and apply lens correction.

ALO, only jpeg but DPP will read the settings from the raw file metadata and apply ALO.

High ISO noise reduction, only jpeg but DPP will read the settings from the raw file metadata and apply a noise reduction.

1/100s f/8 and ISO 100 seems to be the same as 1/100s f8 and HTP ISO 200.

#RAWTHERAPEE LIGHTROOM PRESET MANUAL#

With the same settings in manual mode I could get the same DR. If your target is to remove what looks like 'amp glow' you will need a dark frame. Lightroom removes hot pixels automatically (more or less) so you shouldn't need Long exposure noise reduction if you just want to remove bad pixels. In my opinion more noise in shadows (but hot pixels removed). Long exposure noise reduction is raw file minus dark frame raw file.

Rawtherapee lightroom preset