I just did some color correction and white balance adjustments in Aperture. I didn't want to crop anything since my assumption was to keep as much of the dress as possible.
There are a few issues that you're dealing with, and all are out of your control.
First, browser support. IE doesn't support color profiling. I'm not sure about Chrome. Firefox does but it's turned off by default. Safari does and…
That seems to be the look-of-the-moment that I'm tired of seeing, I think some people are getting plug-in happy to try and look different. The casual "S curve" has become overdone and I'm of the (meager) opinion that when we look…
Why not go real cheap and get a speedlite transmitter (STE 2 I think)? For approx. $200 you can control every Canon flash you have with no flash attachment needed. It's a lot easier to carry too, I leave my PW at home all the time, as I'm…
I guess it is time for another LPC Meet and Greet!I'm thinking of making this a monthly thing.Let's call these the LPC Happy Hours.Please RSVP and leave comments below.I figured we could all geek out over the new iphone while shoving wings in our mouths...Spring St. Bar and GrillJune 29th at 6pmHope to see you all there.For those that have never been to one of these, it's a very informal meet-up. We just sit around and have a few drinks and dinner while shootin' the breeze.See More
*raises hand*
Guilty.
Had I known I was going to be traveling so much these past three weeks I'd have passed on this project, even though I've been looking forward to it since barely missing the last one. Poor Charles is a victim to my…
Ooh we could go deep with this too. How about coloring your surroundings with neutral 18% gray and using balanced lights behind the monitor as the only ambient light being generated.
And, limiting the amount of foreign substances (ie. caffeine…
Yep, Jacob is right. And not only are no two (uncalibrated) monitors alike but most browsers don't respect imbedded profiles by default. Firefox supports them, but that needs to be turned on and most people don't know/care to do that.…
I've got an I1 spectrophotometer (work supplied) and it's awesome.
BTW don't be shocked after you calibrate your monitor the first time, it takes the color saturation and brightness way down. Trying to get an object with its own…
I was born in a Chicago suburb as a Navy brat and moved to Hawaii where I spent my first 3-4 years (I blame my hatred of cold weather on this period of my life) before moving to Louisville where I was raised. I spent three years in Ohio where I met my wife and had our first child. We’ve been back in Louisville since 2006. I’ve spent my professional career in the world of print. Starting with offset and working my way up and expanding into the digital realm. My experience led to my current career with Canon USA, a position that takes me across America.