The white balance setting for the EOS 70D seems to be way off, and I am unable to actually adjust it manually to match. I could only correct it if I used the color balance corrections.
Take the following image as sample, where white balance settings for both AfterShotPro2 and Darktable were set at "As Shot"
It seems to me that AfterShotPro2 has not been done camera profiling for the new cameras, since we could get exactly the same result from AfterShotPro1 by the trick of tweaking the exif info to show a 6D instead of a 70D and processing it in the older AfterShotPro(1)
AfterShotPro2, EOS 70D incorrect White Balance
Re: AfterShotPro2, EOS 70D incorrect White Balance
In contrast, I think ASP profiled the 70D which is why you see the difference. But they profiled it wrong.
Having said that, the camera thumb does not look close to Darktable either.
Having said that, the camera thumb does not look close to Darktable either.
Re: AfterShotPro2, EOS 70D incorrect White Balance
Yes, the Darktable result isn't perfect either. But at least it is close to real by default, and I could tweak it easily to match by adjusting sightly the WB setting (just adjusting the temperature). With AS2 I was unable to do that, I had to manually use the tool that adjusts per-channel color balances.
Re: AfterShotPro2, EOS 70D incorrect White Balance
I would suggest you to play with exiftool to change the camera ID in the photo to other Canon models.
See what I did earlier:
forum.corel.com/EN/viewtopic.php?f=90&t=53507&start=15#wrap
See what I did earlier:
forum.corel.com/EN/viewtopic.php?f=90&t=53507&start=15#wrap