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Adobe Camera Raw Conversion Settings, SpyderCHECKR: Overcast Rainy Day Lighting
This page assesses the white balance and tint required for raw processing in Adobe Camera Raw and discusses the relative accuracy of the results.
The DataColor SpyderCHECKER 48-patch card is used here.
RAW 3FR Conversion in Adobe Camera Raw: Overcast Rainy Day Lighting
Adobe Camera Raw 9.8.0.692. View ACR settings.
Rainy overcast day (slight drizzle, thus the spots on the target). Maximal ETTR exposure, hence the 0.85 stop pull as seen in the ACR settings. All HSL setting zeroed out, no lens corrections or other tweaks.
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