The Art of The Moment, Photography by Markus Brosch
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Markus Brosch > Hustanton (UK) sea side photo
Markus Brosch > Hustanton (UK) sea side photo
Markus Brosch > Hustanton (UK) sea side photo
Markus Brosch > Canon 5D ACR calibration Is it worthwhile calibrating a RAW converter or is this just a hip subject ? For all my RAW conversions I use ACR since I love Lightroom. ACR gave me very good colours for my Olympus system, but horrible reds with my Canon setup (more red-orange). Therefore I made a few test shots of the "Munsell Colorchecker Mini" card and run "ACR calibrator L". The minimal colour delta was reported for these values: Red Hue: -16, Red Sat: 20 Green Hue: -8, Green Sat: -4 Blue Hue: -2, Blue Sat: -4 Adding these parameters to the "Calibration" tab in ACR adjusts automatically the default ACR settings. Is it worth the effort ? Yes, I think so !
Markus Brosch > Hustanton (UK) sea side photo
Markus Brosch > Hustanton (UK) sea side photo
Markus Brosch > Hustanton (UK) sea side photo
Markus Brosch > Arches National Park: Delicate Arch at sunset.
Markus Brosch > Hustanton (UK) sea side photo
Hustanton (UK) sea side photo
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