Here are my notes on this set. Where names are used, the person has already identified himself in a post to the list. 701 The yellowish feeling is deliberate on the part of Gerald Bakker, who calls th

To the Color Theorists, A couple of months ago I noticed the thread here about the classic and out-of-print Agfa "Postscript Process Color Guide." Well, in doing some unpacking after a recent move (fr

Applied Color Theory list https://groups.io/g/colortheory General Description and Rules (This document is posted monthly) THE MOVE TO GROUPS.IO In November 2019, this list moved from yahoogroups to gr

I’ve posted the results of our Cinque Terre study as described below. Reviewing: This is from the MIT study of 5,000 images. It is an image of a village in the Cinque Terre region of northeastern Ital

While discussion continues of the Colosseum, I’ve posted the next case study, again due Monday. Find it in our Photos section, labeled Case Study: Panama 1978. The original is a cheap desktop scan. ht

Here are my notes on the individual images. This exercise was more instructive than I expected and I hope we all picked up some good pointers. As I noted earlier, this particular image isn’t especiall

I’ve posted the results of our Cinque Terre study as described below. Reviewing: This is from the MIT study of 5,000 images. It is a night shot of the Colosseum in Rome, which according to Wikipedia,

Rick sent this message to the old yahoogroups, apparently by mistake. Begin forwarded message: From: Rick Gordon <lists@...> Subject: ACR 12.3: Do You Like It? Date: June 19, 2020 at 4:08:47 AM EDT To

While discussion continues of the Cinque Terre shot, I’ve posted the next case study, again due Monday. This is the first of a pair that deal with images that aren't typical of our daily work, yet com

These are my notes on the specific versions in this case study. I thank all participants and hope you found it worthwhile. Dan ********************* 401 Straightforward and effective. Pretty much a st

In the Niagara image there was no big secret as to what we were after. It was, however, technically difficult to get there and beyond the skills of some of us. This one is *not* technically difficult

Here are my notes on the specific versions and methodology used in this case study. I caution not to pay much attention to the specific choices for the par version. I have a couple of favorites, but t

What ho one and all, I am a diligent lurker on this site and do not feel that my PhotoShop skills are worthy of the various challenges. I have Dan's books but have to admit, that in many areas, the te

I’ve posted the first pass of our Niagara Spray study as described below. Reviewing: This is an iPhone capture of a young Italian woman on her first trip to North America. We had allowed her to pick o

While discussion continues of the Niagara shot, I’ve posted the next case study, again due Monday, for those who need the extra time to work on it. This, and next week’s exercise as well, come from th

In the process of solving a "crop" problem with an image I had submitted to the Cinque Terre case study, I asked Dan how he verifies submitted images match up to the default jpeg he uses as a referenc

Gary, Your message has been deleted. Per instructions, please do not post versions to the list, send them directly to me offline. Dan Margulis

The biggest surprise in the techniques here is how many people used a strategy of blending multiple images, but probably that has to do with the nature of this image. The tactics in use here were not

These are my notes on the specific versions in this case study. I thank all participants and hope you found it worthwhile. 301 is not much different from a default open in Camera Raw. 302 Lots of nice

While discussion continues of the veiled bride, I’ve posted the next case study, again due Monday, for those who need the extra time to work on it. Find it in our Photos section, labeled Case Study: N