#camera calibration

The whole topic of color management can get pretty dry and technical, but stick with it because there’s information here that’s useful and puts lots of other photo editing jargon in context.

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The whole topic of color management can get pretty dry and technical, but stick with it because there’s information here that’s useful and puts lots of other things in context.

Color management is essentially all about making sure you get the colors you expected when you capture photos, view them on a screen, edit them, display them on other screens…

Not 1:1, but likely close enough you can get a good idea for what Eterna would look like with your imagery.

If you shoot Fuji and want to try out the new Eterna Film Simulation, try this! We still don’t know if Fujifilm will bring the Eterna Film Simulation to the other X-Trans III based cameras. There has been some hinting that the X-T2 at the very least may get it, but for now, there is no official confirmation that any other cameras will be getting it. So if you want to give Fujifilm’s Cinema Film…

Fine art black and white with the Fujifilm GFX

I was lucky enough to get a Fujifilm GFX 50S on loan for two weeks to review in Digital Camera and Professional Photography and I’m really impressed by the tonal range and subtlety it can capture. This became obvious when I started working on a set of shots from a drizzle-swept day on Exmoor. The sky was heavy and flat and there was very little colour, so I decided to try to drag out a strong…

41 – Messing Around with Camera Calibration / Summer Festival Lightroom Preset

Here’s one more shot of Kotiteollisuus playing in Kivenlahtirock 2015. This time I did something completely new and messed around with Camera Calibration module in Lightroom. Seems like I should try it more on my next presets. The final image is a lot different and the whole look is created mostly with Camera Calibration. DOWNLOAD THE PRESET

Want to make your camera RAW photos look like the JPEGs on the back of the LCD screen? Here's how.

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You know that you’ve all had this problem–you shoot in RAW, but the image looks nowhere as good as the JPEG preview on the back of your camera’s LCD screen. So you go through the basic adjustments panel in Adobe Lightroom and with lots of disappointment, realize that you can’t make the image look like the JPEG.

We’re not going to tell you to shoot…