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Lightroom/Camera Raw: Artifacts on edges caused by clarity
I noticed some unpleasent artifacs on hard edges in many of my raws captured with Sony. They seem to appear as soon as the clarity value is raised.
Here is an example:
And enlarged:
When leaving the clarity at 0 there are no artifacts visible:
The raws were captured with a Sony A7II camera (uncompressed). I do not know if these artifacts only occur with Sony raws or also with raws of other manufacturers.
Note: I already posted about this issue here https://forums.adobe.com/thread/20652...
Here is an example:
And enlarged:
When leaving the clarity at 0 there are no artifacts visible:
The raws were captured with a Sony A7II camera (uncompressed). I do not know if these artifacts only occur with Sony raws or also with raws of other manufacturers.
Note: I already posted about this issue here https://forums.adobe.com/thread/20652...
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I by the way also noticed these artifacts on raws of my old Pentax K100D if I switch them to process version 2012.
Well, I never really got to like dehaze. It might work well for images that are really foggy/hazy but apart from that I find it quickly introduces clipping in the blacks. On top of that it's currently not available to people who purchased Lightroom 6. Clarity does do something different and it can be very useful for many images, at least if applied moderately. Yet I have to say that I would also have appreciated it if the old clarity option had been maintained; it really just is something differnt. Or, as an alternative, Lightroom should start offering a real unsharp mask filter with radii above 3.5px and that allows multiple ones ones to be applied on top of eachother. However, this is kind of off-topic.
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