Adobe designs its converter to do that, trying to get every pixel
without damage out of the raw file. You will not hurt anything any
more than the automatic version from another raw application
modifying the file in raw so that it pleases you. Then save the
settings so that you can apply it all the time or whenever you want it.
Winsor
Long Beach, California, USA
>>
>> Oh, great Photoshop Gurus, I need some advice.
>>
>> I'm experimenting with Adobe's RAW converter and I'm really
>> disappointed with the saturation levels I'm seeing from E-1
>> files. With Olympus Viewer, I can get those Over-The-Top colors
>> and 3D colors that the camera is famous for, but Photoshop's
>> converter just seems to make the image lay there. Sure, I can
>> crank things up a bit later, but that's another step I'm not
>> sure I want to take.
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