11-09-2012, 12:06 PM
[quote name='wim' timestamp='1352375453' post='20886']
Ok, thanks Sylvain. That's a major pain IOW.
Kind regards, WIm
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I'll see this weekend if I adobe has trial versions of photoshop but I don't think it will make any difference. I really think Adobe rationalized its RAW engine.
Major pain indeed, I'm very disappointed and feel stuck because I really like lightroom very much and I can't see myself moving away.
I can try my own calibration but there are still many things that I don't understand.
How can one calibrate regardless of a WB tint & temperature? Most chart based solutions you can buy either work on a "WB presets" basis (requiring from the user a tedious lab quality lighting control) or ask you to make a test shot "on-site" with the chart, a bit like with WB grey cards. Also a royal, unpractical pain in the memory card slot. Well, that's what I gathered from quick browsing. I just don't understand it fully yet.
When that part is solved, how can I calibrate to get the Olympus rendering? I stay with olympus because I like their colour identity the best.
The "huelight" profiles that many people seem to like don't seem to do anything about that huge violet cast and it often looks like trial & error calibration from the creator. And given it doesn't show in Olympus viewer, I don't think my camera is to blame.
Ok, thanks Sylvain. That's a major pain IOW.
Kind regards, WIm
[/quote]
I'll see this weekend if I adobe has trial versions of photoshop but I don't think it will make any difference. I really think Adobe rationalized its RAW engine.
Major pain indeed, I'm very disappointed and feel stuck because I really like lightroom very much and I can't see myself moving away.
I can try my own calibration but there are still many things that I don't understand.
How can one calibrate regardless of a WB tint & temperature? Most chart based solutions you can buy either work on a "WB presets" basis (requiring from the user a tedious lab quality lighting control) or ask you to make a test shot "on-site" with the chart, a bit like with WB grey cards. Also a royal, unpractical pain in the memory card slot. Well, that's what I gathered from quick browsing. I just don't understand it fully yet.
When that part is solved, how can I calibrate to get the Olympus rendering? I stay with olympus because I like their colour identity the best.
The "huelight" profiles that many people seem to like don't seem to do anything about that huge violet cast and it often looks like trial & error calibration from the creator. And given it doesn't show in Olympus viewer, I don't think my camera is to blame.