Hi Doug, I’m finding your posts very informative. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’m wondering if you could post a link to the set of human skin color charts you write of in your earlier

Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the COLORTHEORY group. File : /Doug.S LAB curves/Lab Gamut diagram

Thanks Kirk for link to B.J.Lindbloom data; and others that responded. I have been absorbing info and decided best way for me to learn and remember was to make a chart/graph for ref. I did, and will

It’s a common Hollywood cinematographer’s trick to use tungsten balancedfilm with tungsten lighting for the actors in the foreground which forces thedarker daylight lit background to render dark

Dan, I may be using similar techniques but am not sure if the fall within the rules you are trying to develop. My experience is limited to architecture, i.e buildings and interiors. Most often, I

After many years using PCs, I am getting acquainted with my new iMac, climbing a steep learning curve. I have been trying unsuccessfully to load some curve presets into PS CC2015, and some camera

Thanks Hector. David

http://www.moderncolorworkflow.com/free-resources Read it carefully before installing. The truth is, software doesn't automatically work on everyone's computer. You need

What is the current version (that will work with cs6) and where can I download it? I looked in the files section but it wasn't apparent to me where it lived. Thanks, David

I’d like to know if anybody is using a technique similar to the following. I’ve been playing with it with occasional success and would be looking for rules that might suggest when it would be

This is not “the” answer, however it is “an” answer! :] Dan Margulis: Dan Margulis - Applied Color Theory Archive - Color Correction Dan Margulis: Dan Margulis - Applied

My initial discovery (using the web site link, in reply above) is that I could make a chart, for each luminance value, an absolute safe gamut for any blue, yellow, magenta, or green....but the range

Wow, thanks for such good info....I'm off investigating and expect it may take a day or two to absorb the info. Doug Schafer

On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 9:11 AM, ds-mail@... [COLORTHEORY] <COLORTHEORY@...> wrote: If I am checking an image and I want to be sure I have not produced an impossible color to view (on a normal correct

Doug Schafer writes, All methods of color management break down when they get close to the edges of the gamut, so you can’t rely on any automated warning. In any event, the warning won’t tell you

I should have added - once you use the evaluation images and the out-of-gamut indicator to figure out what the value of “safe” a and b ranges are for your device, you can then use the info palette

Hi Doug - take a look at this page: http://brucelindbloom.com/ProfileEvaluation.html on Bruce Lindbloom’s website. He has assembled a series of images that will help you evaluate the range of LAB

This is a tough question to even configure/ask but I'll try. I have a read, and reviewed again, both Lab books from Dan. I was certain the answer was there, or in the PPW help file, but I have not

David Kessler writes, As Doug says, it doesn’t support layers, channel blending, or actions, so there is no possibility of doing anything more in a PPW context than attempting to correct the initial

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