On Nov 10, 2009, at 4:58 AM, eckinator wrote:
Hahahahaa this is so right, too!
I wonder though what Leicaman does to get his gear...
Cheers
Ecke
In spite of his lack of proficiency behind both lens and keyboard, he
apparently has a huge audience. That's how he gets his gear.
Paul
2009/11/10 Bob W <[email protected]>:
KR has quite a good sense of humour and he's right about quite few
things
although he doesn't always write well enough for his message to be
clear. If
you interpret his article as saying you don't need to know about
colour
management, I think he's basically correct. From camera to computer
to
printer / screen you don't need to do any manual colour management if
everything uses profiles. You don't even need to calibrate your
monitor if
you trust the profiles.
Here's an example of his humour:
http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/wife.htm
Bob
That's a gratuitous troll from KR, looks like it was designed
specifically to provoke DPreview forumites. He's actually
using a nearly fully colour managed workflow since he
profiles his monitor and sends out sRGB JPEG's to print(which
is what the printers want most of the time). And of course
with his notoriously lackadasial approach to colour, he
doesn't really need ICM (C'Mon, the guy likes Velvia for
shooting portraits of Caucasians)
-Adam.
On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 7:50 PM, Doug Franklin
<[email protected]> wrote:
http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/color-management/is-for-wimps.htm
Now he claims to have "invented the world's first dedicated digital
color-space conversion chip back in 1990".
He further claims that the vast majority of the time "You
don't need
[color profiles and color spaces]" and that he "never uses them."
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