New Adobe Camera Raw and Lightroom for D810

<p>Adobe has just posted updates for Lightroom, Camera Raw, and DNG Converter that support the D810.<br /> http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates.html</p>

<p>All is not rosy though as some camera profiles introduce huge amounts of Moire (or at least what I think is moire).<br /> The problem happens with the following profiles: standard, landscape, monochrome, and vivid. All other profiles such as Adobe Standard, neutral, portrait, and flat are perfectly ok.<br>

Nikon Capture NX-D doesn't have this problem.<br>

<br /> Check the upper part of the image below:<br /> <img src="http://logisoftinc.com/photos/2014/test.jpg" alt="" /></p>

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<p>It looks like a software glitch. Maybe the moire reduction is off in the affected profiles, or there could be some coding or lookup table error. </p>

<p>Early adopters' life is wonderful, isn't it? ;-)</p>

<p><a href="http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/54122110" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/54122110</a><br /> <br>

the folks at dpreview also report problems.</p>

<p>So moire is not, I should have said posterization.</p>

<p>To me it doesn't look like posterization, the tones in the image appear continuous even in the areas affected by the rings. </p>

I don't see any moire.

<p>I discovered the same kind of problem in some of my D810 images. It certainly appears that some of the camera profiles have problems. I'd stick to the Adobe Standard profile (or just make your own) for now.</p>