While Yoink is holding on to your files for you, you can more easily and comfortably navigate to the destination of your files, without having to keep the mouse button clicked the entire time. Does seem odd to ignore the RAW part since it is in their menu selection.When you start dragging files in Finder or content from an application, Yoink fades in at the edge of your screen, allowing you to drag to it. Sounds like best to use OM Workspace, or Nikon NX Studio software in my case, to a TIFF then use Topaz DeNoise or Sharpen. If you don't have this option, I would recommend using a TIFF workflow prior to sending the file to our app so that this shift doesn't occur when reading the actual raw data from the file. You may need to reapply a color profile to the file after the fact.
This is because our app is reading the pure raw data without a color profile applied. *** Fwiw, just got this from Topaz Support as I was having issues with the Nikon Z7 II RAW files looking awful. Tired of spending too much time editing as I got burned out recently doing a lot of photo editing for some German publisher doing Spanish architectural book stuff. Maybe their "Dynamic Contrast" or "Vignette Filter" too. I've been using 'ON1 Photo RAW 2022' more of late and just use their "AI Auto" in "Tone and Color" pane and then their "NoNoise AI" in their "Noise and Sharpening" pane and then call it quits. On Windows I see the ORF > RAW as being quite dull and flat. This will greatly reduce the effectiveness of the new RAW model, and other models will be better suited for those images. PS, LR) by default apply denoising and sharpening to images on conversion from RAW.
We recommend only using this model on RAW images and images that have been converted from RAW with no pre-processing or editing. The new RAW model now allows the RAW model to be used with non-RAW images. Changleg is below:ģ.6.1 Fixed missing Raw model in Mac when you update the app
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