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I personally use 5% compression from TIFF to JPG btw.
#Corel paint shop pro xi 11.20 pro
There is no sense at all in editing a JPG, you are just compressing something that's already been compressed.Īnyways, after in Paint Shop Pro with the TIFF, make your adjustments and then save in JPG for uploading. If you are using View NX, do not convert from RAW to JPG, convert directly to TIFF. Stay away from RAW Therapee, IMO, it's converter is TERRIBLE, especially next to View NX. Personally, use View NX, nothing can convert RAW better than Nikon's own software. It'd be nice if they could speed up the process of supporting raw files.I really don't want to have to buy photoshop and start fresh learning everything again. I emailed corel and got a one line response. Even adjusting the white balance doesn't help. It reads my raw files GREEN! I could take a picture of a flower garden and Corel will read it as different shades of green.

Since Corel doesn't support my d90 yet, I have to go through View NX, do some editing, convert to jpeg, then open up in corel. Steve Troletti™ Nature & Wildlife Photographer edited this topic ages ago.
#Corel paint shop pro xi 11.20 psp
NEFs with PSP that you will find yourself scrapping perfectly good pictures.
#Corel paint shop pro xi 11.20 software
The telephone support people want $15 to tell you the problem you are experiencing has never been documented in the past (BS) and that it must be my camera.ĭealing with Corel has been the most frustrating experience I have ever had with any software company.Ĭorel does such a subtle job of corrupting your work from RAW. Online chat connects you with a script reader in India that tells you your issue needs to be handled by telephone. The free e-mail support returns a canned message with a solution that is unrelated to your issue. The real kicker is the inferior level of tech support you will get from Corel. PSP is the only software that has a serious problem reading my. I take some night photos and PSP brightens them right up with no way to get the image I envisioned a reality. The differences are much more obvious when pictures are slightly overexposed. If you compare RAW NEF read with PSP compared with almost any other application that reads the RAW. The problem is it does a crappy job at reading them. Steve Troletti™ Nature & Wildlife Photographer RAW. You have to choose an alternative format to save as after editing. Meanwhile I switched to RawTherapee as well, because it´s easy to use, supports all of my cameras and does a good job. The new version ("Ultimate") surprisingly does NOT and produces the problems Steve mentioned above. With version 12.01 it delivers decent results. You first have to convert them to DNG format, using Adobes free DNG-converter. There´s a workaround to get the D300 RAWs into PSP.

Corel rarely updates software releases and tech support is of poor quality. I have a D60 supported by Corel PSP and the raw images are often loaded with washed out areas of overexposed highlight and overall poor quality. Steve Troletti™ Nature & Wildlife Photographer says: It's free and does support the Nikon D300.
#Corel paint shop pro xi 11.20 Patch
12.01 patch support notes (Camera Raw Support). I did not think Nikon did that except add some compression options but the fact it dis not work and worked on my D200 is what's weird.Ĭorel PSP X2 doesn't support the D300.

That said, can you output DNG image files in the camera? (Not that it will do you any good since the DNG format is broken in 12.01) Has Nikon Changed the format for NEF between the two camera versions?. Recently got a new D300 but the Raw pics it creates cannot be read by PSP X2 version 12.01. I used to be able to read Raw pics while I had my D200 camera.
