Kenosha Pass Aspen

[larryj]

This is a shot of aspen on Kenosha Pass a few years an just processed. I found that I can't process Sigma Raw filed in PhotoLab 9 and that Sigma has a Photoshop addin that will import Sigma Raw files directly in Photoshop and save them as PSD files. I am reprocessing some of my old Sigma files and finding they have new life!

 

[AlanLichty]

Which model of Sigma camera are you unable to process in PL9? All of the notes I saw for the DeepPRIME 3 software in both PureRAW 5 and PL 8 and 9 suggested that Sigma RAW was supported.

Nice colors in the aspen.

 

[larryj]

Which model of Sigma camera are you unable to process in PL9? All of the notes I saw for the DeepPRIME 3 software in both PureRAW 5 and PL 8 and 9 suggested that Sigma RAW was supported.

Nice colors in the aspen.

Hi Alan thanks for the nice comment on the aspen colors, appreciated!

The those software packages only process raw files from the latest Sigma Cameras that don't use the 3 layer Faveon sensor. I use several Sigma cameras including the SD1 Merrill and the SD Quattro; and have shot several more models in-between non of which the raw files are processable by PhotoLab 9.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Those aspens look like peak color. Works well with blue skies.

 

[larryj]

Those aspens look like peak color. Works well with blue skies.

Thank you Jameel your comments are appreciated!

We had a banner year for aspen that year.

 

[JimFox]

Super cool color Larry! That is pure aspen gold!

 

[larryj]

Super cool color Larry! That is pure aspen gold!

Thanks Jim for your comments, appreciated!

I like to call that from a photographer’s view “Colorado Gold!”