: New firmware version 1.4.1 is available for EOS R3 And again, you'll have to experiment some with the Blur Radius settings for the borders of your masked area. But it should also work to 'juice up' color saturation, hue and/or brightness in specific areas. It works well for things like lightening areas where someone's face didn't get enough flash fill. It may take a bit of time though until you start to get a feel for working with it.Īlso, later versions of DPP4 (4.10 and above?) now have a Partial Adjustment Tool palette which can be used to mask off areas of the picture that you don't want to edit. I'd love the sky to be a bit bluer without adding blue to the bird's breast that I am shooting, and I have just taken some pictures of starry nights and I have tried stacking but no success yet (I used the free deepskystacker software which sort of works but DPP 4 was inconsistent it seems in its ability to work with TIFF files).ĭon't know how deep you've gotten in to DPP4, but have you spent any time experimenting with the Color Adjustment Tool palette? It will allow you to make some pretty specific and narrow color adjustments for some shots.

Am wondering about moving up mostly because I sometimes want more control over a segment of a picture.

Affinity photo vs photoshop elements