An answer to a question that has always bothered me for the last 15 years. Hours spent putting prints in the rubbish bin. EXCELLENT. Thank you B&H and Jeff.
This seems somewhat out of date, I use 16bit ProPhoto and convert to the gamut of my paper in photoshop. There are so many data points at 16bit that the one conversion has enough input data to make accurate changes, much more accurate than not capturing the colour data in the first place when importing from RAW.
Thank you for the video, though I was mostly interested in seeing what you'd say about the i1Photo Pro 2, which is the one I am interested in purchasing. I would like to know what the practical difference is between the i1 and the ColorMunki Photo, especially regarding prints made from large format printers.
i1Photo Pro 2 offers the most accurate and consistent color calibration and profiling from capture to view to video to print. i1Photo Pro 2 combines world-class hardware and software to deliver the ultimate professional level color management for photo and filmmaker pros. This includes scanner, camera, projectors, printers and monitor profiling, and includes a more advanced spectrophotometer and a mobile App for calibrating iOS devices. X-Rite ColorMunki Photo is an all-in-one color control solution that provides complete control over calibrating your cameras, monitors, projectors and printers. Steve ask@bandh.com
B and H Thanks, Steve. I purchased the i1Photo Pro 2 and am waiting for it arrive. I'm eager to see what it can do, since I will be profiling a canvas media I've been having trouble with printing.
Is there a way to see how a photo will be published on Facebook while editing in Photoshop? So after my own compression (from RAW to JPEG file) and the compression that Facebook does. I know that 99% of the monitors where it going to be looked on are not calibrated, and that the quality of pictures is very poor on Facebook. But I still want to get the most out of my pictures. And unfortunately I can not set the quality of JPEG to 12 because then the upload time become too long. So therefore it is more important for me to see what my limits are. Thanks anyone who can help.
You are unable to preview your images to see how they will exactly appear on Facebook while working in Photoshop. Your best option is to go to File/Save for Web & Devices and a new window will pop up. Click the 2-up tab to see the original and the Web version side-by-side. Under Preset, select your file format and quality settings. Uncheck Embed Color Profile and Convert to sRGB. For the Preview option select Monitor Color. When done, click Save. ask@bandh.com
An answer to a question that has always bothered me for the last 15 years.
Hours spent putting prints in the rubbish bin.
EXCELLENT.
Thank you B&H and Jeff.
Learned a lot. 45 minutes well spent. Thank you, Jeff and thank you, B&H.
Lovely presentation! I love Jeff's style and subtle witty comments, and keeping things real and in perspective.
Loved this class!!! Mind blown!!!
Thanks for the video, was mostly interested....!!!!!!!
Awesome tutorial. Keep it up
This seems somewhat out of date, I use 16bit ProPhoto and convert to the gamut of my paper in photoshop.
There are so many data points at 16bit that the one conversion has enough input data to make accurate changes, much more accurate than not capturing the colour data in the first place when importing from RAW.
Thank you for the video, though I was mostly interested in seeing what you'd say about the i1Photo Pro 2, which is the one I am interested in purchasing. I would like to know what the practical difference is between the i1 and the ColorMunki Photo, especially regarding prints made from large format printers.
i1Photo Pro 2 offers the most accurate and consistent color calibration and profiling from capture to view to video to print. i1Photo Pro 2 combines world-class hardware and software to deliver the ultimate professional level color management for photo and filmmaker pros. This includes scanner, camera, projectors, printers and monitor profiling, and includes a more advanced spectrophotometer and a mobile App for calibrating iOS devices. X-Rite ColorMunki Photo is an all-in-one color control solution that provides complete control over calibrating your cameras, monitors, projectors and printers.
Steve
ask@bandh.com
B and H Thanks, Steve. I purchased the i1Photo Pro 2 and am waiting for it arrive. I'm eager to see what it can do, since I will be profiling a canvas media I've been having trouble with printing.
literally this was not on algorithm, but the products and their user interface.
Great agvert
Is there a way to see how a photo will be published on Facebook while editing in Photoshop? So after my own compression (from RAW to JPEG file) and the compression that Facebook does.
I know that 99% of the monitors where it going to be looked on are not calibrated, and that the quality of pictures is very poor on Facebook. But I still want to get the most out of my pictures. And unfortunately I can not set the quality of JPEG to 12 because then the upload time become too long. So therefore it is more important for me to see what my limits are.
Thanks anyone who can help.
You are unable to preview your images to see how they will exactly appear on Facebook while working in Photoshop. Your best option is to go to File/Save for Web & Devices and a new window will pop up. Click the 2-up tab to see the original and the Web version side-by-side. Under Preset, select your file format and quality settings. Uncheck Embed Color Profile and Convert to sRGB. For the Preview option select Monitor Color. When done, click Save.
ask@bandh.com
Facebook now has a "high-res" option
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