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I am Ronald from Chicago IL, USA. I am learning how to develop and process photos.

I tried screen shots, but they come out looking different from the start, so that's not going to work. I did notice one thing however: Once I processed the RAW file (*.CR2), it went to the photo persona as a CR2 (Revised). From there I could save it as a .afphoto and / or export it as another file type. The .jpg file I attached looks pretty good; better than the .sfphoto file I also added that the .jpg came from. I am definitely a NOOB with all this and I have been applying myself to learning the program and the mechanics of processing photos overall... but I still have a long way to go. Thanks for your assistance. IMG_0308.afphoto

In this case, I did not do the batch processing, I did individual file processing. Sorry... Correct: The output was the default .afphoto file Forgive me as I am not in front of this program at this time, but what I did do is go through and do some of my own presets to apply to RAW files. I noticed that the setting: "Detail Refinement" had its own, what I will call setting's group. When I played with this and created a preset file, I noticed a huge improvement in my photo clarity. After then processing the file, the specific clarity I saw added, was removed.

I just started using this program (1.10.4.1198). I am on a Windows PC processing a collection of RAW files from a Canon EOS Rebel T6 As soon as the processing is finished, the new Raw Image no longer has the Detail refinement clarity it had before the processing. I do not believe it is a screen resolution or display issue, as the appearance obviously not as clear. Any advice would be helpful. I like this program as it is fairly easy to use and most of all... I can afford to use it... But once I saw the clarity this one tool provided, I would have to proceed without it working properly. If nothing else, an option to achieve the same results if the bug can't be fixed right away. Thanks in advance

I Know this is an older post, But I just started using this (1.10.4.1198), and as soon as the processing is finished, the new Raw Image no longer has the Detail refinement clarity.