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Page 247 (Aperture section in the magazine)
Got some cameras and lenses yesterday, so have my Megumi as model to test the performance.
The Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 USM Macro is really sharp! Shots were taken using Canon EOS 7D and 50D, with 580EX II mounted on it.
Megumi:”hai…”
Megumi:”my fingers tired already…done already or not?”
“wah…”
Look out for great bargains at ShaShinKi Used Corner soon! 
Design is still the same, but with added green colour to the collar and sleeves. Special request to the maker to add the bright Green, took nearly a month to special made.
I don’t have a male model for me to shoot…and my stomach isn’t pretty in the shirt…so only showing female shirt there.
Back side is the same like the previous shirt (picture below is of previous design).
After reading the article update of latest Adobe RAW converter and Lightroom offering and example of processing at dpreview.com:
http://www.dpreview.com/news/1003/10032402lightroombetaupdate.asp
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| It is obvious that in this file, too, ACR 6.0 is not only better at reducing chroma noise than ACR 5.6, it does so without a significant penalty in color saturation. At default settings, files processed through ACR 6.0 are more detailed, partly because chroma noise isn’t masking pixel-level detail. | |
It is interesting to see that from the same RAW file, new Adobe software is able to process and deliver cleaner and better quality file output.
If the original image was shot in Jpeg, then this conversion and improvement would not have been possible.