Dear Donald,
Thanks for your review. Certainly I think E-1 sensor is awesome for
color calibrating. If you try to calibrate a Canon CMOS sensor it´s a
really nightmare. Although I used Colorchecker for calibrating E-1 for
Lightroom, results are much better that the built-in color rendition.
Now I am working in a twelve chart color calibration for E-1 with Lprof
free software. Hope to get a perfect camera calibration icc profile.
Regards,
Dave
Donald escribió:
> This refers to the Camera Calibration for Lightroom posted by Dave
> Irisarri a little while back. I'll post my impressions to the list, in
> case anyone is interested. I had hoped to get an example up, but haven't
> managed it.
>
> I like it, first of all. It punches up the greens in quite a few of my
> shots where that is a marginal colour, overwhelmed by the browns and
> greys of much mountain and moor scenery. The yellows too, of which there
> are always a surprising amount (at least to me) in grass and foliage,
> and often in other unexpected places like stone- and brick-work.
>
> Just occasionally, though, it's too much; then dialling it back a bit to
> taste can bring it back to acceptable limits. It's a personal thing. The
> E-1's sensor certainly provides a nice mix and this is a lot closer to
> it than the default Adobe settings; I now have Adobe Standard, CR 2.4
> and CR 4.4, in addition to Dave's. Adobe Standard (for the E-1) isn't
> half bad, but the mix doesn't quite get there. Some parts of the
> spectrum just don't look right to my untrained and amateur eye.
>
> The differences are subtle between 4.4, Standard and Dave's; I watched
> the histograms at first, but actually saw more watching the image. Maybe
> I just understood it better in the image (histograms is good, but me
> still learning...)
>
> What I might do is put them in my Presets, so I can guage effects before
> applying and decide from the view in the Navigator what works or not for
> the image in question.
>
> Which reminds me, I really have to sort out my Presets into folders,
> because there are gazillions of them...
>
> Thanks Dave!
>
>
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