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Greetings. I haven't checked ghosting or glare in any test. I use the filter for just basic setups. I no longer use the other filters from before and just use the Neewer filter for most of my purposes. Maybe I might do some tests in the future again to see what the results are but I continue to use this filter and do a custom white balance when using it. pretty basic. The Panasonic s5 has some issues with autofocus but for what I wanted the filter to do its fine for the basic video or photos I take. Peace be unto you

Greetings. I was doing some tests on the Panasonic s5 to see using the 685, but my tt685 was meant for canon and it doesn't cooperate with the Panasonic my canon camera no longer works. I used the TT600 as a master flash on camera without a problem to trigger the tt685. Maybe there just some settings that can be changed, Dive into the manual to see, all models may work differently. If someones knows or has advice feel free to comment. Peace be unto you

Greetings. I see the color differences between the two. Ive done a few test and doing some more coming up with custom in camera white balance and or kelvin temps with the tt600, Were you using a color target (color checker or data color) to help with editing for color?or just for a reference when using each flash or strobes. Myself using the tt685 for many years now, Ive had good results when it comes to colors, Calibrated monitor In camera Custom white Balance, custom color profiles then white balance in software where it barely changes, indoors when its controlled, out doors its can change alot more as you probably already know colors can change quickly during the day.I know the color palettes of different camera brands vary, sometimes alot. With the tt685 the skin tones Ive been working with are coming out fine for portraits but I setup most scenes to eliminate color contamination from other sources, but that's not always possible depending on the environment and sounds like you have a good amount of experience. Also using more the tt685 at events its done the job. I'm not looking for perfection anymore when it comes to events as I get older just to document them. Other people might be interested in what you upgraded to from these older models, for more consistant colors. I was considering the Westcott/Jinbei roundhead flash in the future. Peace be unto you

Greetings. I don't own or have used the s5ii but I think it would, one thing to take into consideration is the delay on Panasonic using Godox flash on camera. There are videos covering the delay. There was a firmware talked about for the s5ii for the delay but I don't know the results as I have the original s5. Maybe other Photographers that use the s5ii might be able to answer you with their experience using the trigger. Peace be unto you

@NaturalProfile thanks Bro✌️

Greetings. It can take some time due to every photo being so different (exposure, light the angle of light, composition etc). In the video the custom profile that was created the tone curve was a gentle curve to start from so I could make adjustments to the shadows and highlight to get the contrast in the image that was pleasing to me for the final result. I don't have a simple answer because editing is personal what someone wants there final photo to look like and what looks pleasing them. Maybe if you create a few different profiles with different tone curves to start with or even the auto match tone curve so you have a few option to choose from when you open your images in RT then maybe we can use the minimum amount of mouse clicks to get the result that you might want. It would be great to get the results with a few clicks creating a custom profile like a preset in other programs. Even when other photographers talk about presets they mention its a starting point. I'm not sure it that helps, there just my thought on the subject. Peace be unto you.

@@NaturalProfile Thank you, I guess it's just a trail and error process, I was spoilt with Lightroom, I don't want to pay for the subscription so trying alternatives like RT & Darktable.

Greetings. As far as I know its not possible like in Affinity being a Raw editor. The little experience I had with Affinity was trying the demo version to use the printing options in the software quite a while ago.

Greetings. When someone saves there custom profile instead of just renaming an existing one like I did in the example, it should come up as a raw file extension like CR2 for canon or RW2 for a panasonic camera. eg (1245773.RW2.pp3). Then you can name your custom profile what you like. Just make sure you keep the .pp3 to save your new custom profile. I hope that helps. Peace be unto you

@@NaturalProfile I found out my problem was that I wasn't logged on to windows as administrator. I wasn't allowed to save to program files directory. Solved by saving to a different directory. Then exiting RT and copying file to RT sub folder (windows gives an option to have admin privelages when you do this)

@@fintonmainz7845That may be useful if someone else comes across the same issue reading the comments. Peace be unto you

Greetings. I don't think I have that amount of understanding about comparing Rawtherapee to other programs like Lightroom. As for editing, I try to make it as simple as I can. To say what the advantages are of Rawtherapee from a technical point, I would mention is the amount of demosaicing options.

Thank you for your comment. Good encouragement to know its been useful. Peace be unto you

Thank you for your comment about the video. I know Rawtherapee can be quite a learning curve. Peace be unto you

Greetings. When using the Color Management, under the custom option, the DCP illuminant selections are not supported by all cameras in Rawtherapee. Another camera that I use is also not supported for that cr2 raw file. I hope that helps you with your Question. Peace be unto you

@@NaturalProfile Thanks for the answer! I noticed this later. The first file was from a Panasonc FZ150 camera. I used a file from a Fujifilm X-A2 camera. And everything appeared. Create new lessons!

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Greetings. I think so to. thanks for your input