Originally posted by deejjjaaaa you mean the flavour which honour the right spelling of colour
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I don't want to put words in Richard's mouth, but I understood him to mean that the tutorials were written by someone who actually knows the English language and understands that the purpose of language (any language) is to convey meaning.
Thanks for the heads up, Richard. I will look at these tutorials.
I use Lightroom as my basic raw converter and catalogue, but I frequently use Lightroom's feature of permitting editing in other available programmes without leaving Lightroom. In my case the external programmes are Photoshop CS3 and Silkypix.
I find that Silkypix gives the most pleasant rendering of Pentax colours of all the programmes that I have tried. It is also, by some margin, the easiest and quickest programme to use for basic processing, especially if the image in question was properly exposed in the first place.
The problem is that after processing an image in Silkypix and returning to Lightroom I find that Lightroom has simply duplicated the original pef/dng image in tiff form without preserving the Silkypix adjustments.
This is resolved by saving the Silkypix image in jpg, tiff or other format, returning to Lightroom and deleting the redundant tiff image reproduced there. I can then import the image in its new (tiff or jpg) form with the Silkypix adjustments.
Very irritating.
I wonder, has anyone else had this problem and found a solution?