PSD Camera-RAW: Höheres Rauschen als Kamera-Software

Hallo,
ich habe eine Frage und würde gerne wissen, ob ich da alleine bin, oder ob dieses Thema auch andere betrifft.
Wenn ich Bilder meiner Kamera (Canon 10D und 1D MARK II) über das PSD-Camera-RAW Plug einlese, habe ich deutlich sichtbareres Rauschen, als über den file-Viewer, oder die Digital Photo Professional Software.
Bsp:
PSD-Camera-RAW-Plug:
http://www.gdcmedia.de/downloads/all/PRP.jpg
Digital Photo Professional:
http://www.gdcmedia.de/downloads/all/DPP.jpg
Ich habe in beiden Fällen, die Standard-Einstellungen der Kamera gelassen und nichts verändert. Da dies ein besonders dunkles (zu dunkles) Bild ist, habe ich lediglich bei beiden Programmen die Helligkeit und den Wert 2 erhöht.
Dieses Thema habe ich sowohl auf dem MAC, als auch auf dem PC.
Danke vorab für Eure Antworten.
Gruß Hans

Hallo Herr Adelberger,
Danke für den Hinweis. Das habe ich übersehen, die Angaben zu machen.
Begonnen habe ich unter PS 7. Derzeit habe ich sowohl auf dem PC (Adobe Creative Suite CS 1.0), Camera-RAW 2.X (ich kenne den Stand am Anfang nicht), bis hin zum Update 2.4. Desgleichen unter MAC Adode CS 1.1 und aktuelles Camera-RAW Plug-In. Alle Applikationen sind durch die Updates auf dem aktuellen Stand.
Das Ergebnis ist gleich schlecht - wenn Unterschiede, dann sind diese bei 100% nicht wirklich sichtbar.
Natürlich gibt es Luminanzglättung, etc, um hier nachzuhelfen. Jedoch werden dadurch die Bilder weich.
Zumahl ich keine Manipulation vornehmen möchte, wenn es besser geht (Digital Photo Professional, File-Viewer - beide Canon)
Gruß Hans

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