> Two friends of mine who are shooting a number of schools (usual > individual pictures and class groups). They have worked successfully > with the D30s on graduations shooting JPEGS on the camera's flash colour > balance setting. This is the first time the schools job has been shot > digitally and they are troubled with a strong yellow colour cast to the > skin tones. Bowens and Elinchrom flash units and three D30 bodies are > giving the same results. They have to shoot RAW and individually process > every shot through Photoshop's new plug in to get acceptable skin tones > and that is taking far too long. > > Anyone got any quick fixes to get them back to shooting JPEGS? >
Hi to the group, My name is Roderick Chen and have been a commercial and corporate photographer for approximately seventeen years. I have made the transition from film to digital a number of years ago starting with a scanback. And a sample of my work can be found at: www.roderickchen.com Hi Paul, I have found a product called Expo Disc that seems to address this problem. I am planning to order one soon, so I have had no personal experience with it as of yet. The link is: <http://www.expodisc.com/> Regards, Roderick =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
