#Olympus viewer 3 batch processing how to

If you really, really want to get the pleasing Olympus colors (ad don't mind that they are not always 'correct') in LR, I am sorry because I don't know how to get them with LR (other than importing an Olympus JPG file ) The huelight profile is quite accurate in this case. The olympus output looks pleasing but if I compare the picture with the original (my dog), the olumpus rendering is red-brown while my dog has yellowish brown. For example my dog has black/brown/white colors. The handling of red colors from olympus is nice but not always correct. With these settings I am quite happy and I can achieve results even better than olympus' output. I have disabled 'keep warm colors' in my OM-D because especially in ambient lighting the result is quite yellow/orange.But I use the gradation tweak and like it very much. I also use 'universal preset for OM-D.' by archeolab but I have reset all color options because color handling was not good for me.I have a OM-D but assuming it is similar to your PL5: I m also surprised I did not find the lens profile correction for any olympus lenses/camera in LR4.4

What settings would you recommend in LR ?ĭo the settings in the camera impacts both RAW and Jpeg or only the Jpeg files ? I have also installed Huelight EPL5 profile, it helps a bit. I shoot raw +lf and when i import in LR4.4, the tones look better on the jpeg OOC than LR auto, less redish ( I know the E-M5 is more redish.I have tried archeogeolabs presets but I think there should be some differences with the E-M5 as it doesnt feel right on the E-PL5.I acknowledge I have shoot in difficult conditions like indoor with mix of LED/Halogen spot light/thungsten. I am wondering what settings do you guys use, both in your camera and in LR.I ve used some settings found on blogs natural ( Contrast: -2 Sharpness: -2 Saturation: -1), warm off gradation auto, it looks ok, i ll try everything default setting this weekend.I m mainly taking pics of my kid so far, skin tones are important. I just got a E-PL5 with 14-42 and 45mm.So far I have only used the 45mm.Awesome.

Olympus viewer 3 batch processing