fuji s7000 raw plug in

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3 total messages Started by Billy Radio Sat, 08 May 2004 20:35

#242

Author: Billy Radio
Date: Sat, 08 May 2004 20:35

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My fuji s7000 creates 12mp raw files from 6mp sensor. This is default and
cannot be changed. When using photoshop cs to open raw image, by default it
gives me a 6mp image size, I have to choose the 12mp size (indicated by a +
sign). Is the photoshop software somehow bypassing the fuji interpolation
and giving me the original 6mp raw image??

thanks

Re: fuji s7000 raw plug in

#243

Author: Chris Cox
Date: Sun, 09 May 2004 04:47

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The Photoshop software does not use the Fuji software.
The camera is only 6 MP, and so that is the default size given in Adobe
Camera Raw.

Chris

In article <l9KdnXZdbsAf2QDdRVn-vw@comcast.com>, Billy Radio
<droozor@yahoo.com> wrote:

> My fuji s7000 creates 12mp raw files from 6mp sensor. This is default and
> cannot be changed. When using photoshop cs to open raw image, by default it
> gives me a 6mp image size, I have to choose the 12mp size (indicated by a +
> sign). Is the photoshop software somehow bypassing the fuji interpolation
> and giving me the original 6mp raw image??
> 
> thanks

Re: fuji s7000 raw plug in

#241

Author: Xalinai
Date: Sun, 09 May 2004 12:39

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On Sat, 8 May 2004 16:35:03 -0400, "Billy Radio" <droozor@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>My fuji s7000 creates 12mp raw files from 6mp sensor. This is default and
>cannot be changed. When using photoshop cs to open raw image, by default it
>gives me a 6mp image size, I have to choose the 12mp size (indicated by a +
>sign). Is the photoshop software somehow bypassing the fuji interpolation
>and giving me the original 6mp raw image??
>
The S7000 has a 6 million dual ccd sensor. That means there are two
sensor elements, a small one and a big one, for each pixel.

The fuji raw file contains both pixels, PS CS combines both values
into one.

Transferring the Fuji pixels into a usual itmap is not so simple as
the sensor element pattern is not a standard rectangular system with
color ilters in a Bayer pattern but big and small sensor elements
interleavd in a octogon pattern.

Michael

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