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    Flat field correction in Lightroom

    Why don't you apply your camera profile in RT? You can select a custom input profile ( .dcp or .icc ) at the color tab. Therapee worked fine with your photo and the lcc file, but I did not see big difference between Adobe profile and RT's own one. Maybe your custom camera profiles in the...
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    What Are You Using to Sharpen Images Now Days?

    I agree with "beware of default parameters" :cool: That's so very true with the Smart Sharpening in PS. The default of Smart sharpening is using the Gaussian blur (or it was a couple of years ago when I was still using PS, I don't know how it's today) . That means the same as The Unsharp mask...
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    Behind the scenes

    In my case it's better to keep behind the mirrors and scenes. :cool:
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    Behind the scenes

    You always can flip horizontally the mirror in PS.:p
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    Schneider-Kreuznach APO-Digitar 35mm f/5.6 L-88° on GFX

    I have two thoughts. 1 The PP of branches with purple fringing or the blues flowing from the blue heaven to the branches. Interestingly the input profile in the raw converter makes a big difference in this. If you use the Camera Standard or any more vivid input profile like Landscape in LR, or...
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    Schneider-Kreuznach APO-Digitar 35mm f/5.6 L-88° on GFX

    It might be correctable by shimming in front of the shutter. I'm not sure but I have seen CA when there's wrong shim and purple fringing is probably caused by longitudal CA. I think you could try installing shims with different thickness.
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    Carl Zeiss S-Topar A2 80mm

    It seems to be a very high quality lens. Well corrected for geometric distortions and chromatic aberrations. I found that lens in Zeiss Virtual Museum. It was attached in aerial camera Kleinreihenbildner KRb 8/24 F, Oberkochen, 1989 There was also two almost same kind but older cameras with...
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    Resolution between digital and analog photographic Pictures

    Quite new, kernel 6.1. I read a little of ZFS and it seems I have to install kernel modules and something else I don't know what to manage zfs settings. That is what I was thinking, how to recover corrupted files if you have only one disk. Naturally, you need two copies of a file at the same...
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    Resolution between digital and analog photographic Pictures

    Is so easy that I format my external USB hard disk to zfs and start to fill it with my pictures?
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    Hasselblad 100C and 35XL

    Did you assign that "Dust removal"?
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    Hasselblad 100C and 35XL

    I don't have Phocus or Capture One (anymore), so I have to ask simple questions first. Do I understand it right if I think that C1 does not take .3fr files but you have to convert them to .dng files in Phocus to make them editable? If that's the way to go, is it possible to take a photo...
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    Hasselblad 100C and 35XL

    So it controls opacity of the lcc file as I was afraid. There's couple of years gone after I last time used C1. I'm starting to forget. Is there any options behind that icon?
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    Hasselblad 100C and 35XL

    I did read the same discussion at Dpreview forum. Try Line Noise filter. It helps. Try Green equilibration filter, it should correct crosstalk. Look: http://rawpedia.rawtherapee.com/Preprocessing
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    Hasselblad 100C and 35XL

    Not exactly what I was thinking. Not sure what that Equalize intensity means. Try it! Is there options at right at the Scene calibration row behind that triangle? What does "Create" button?
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