> Mike writes ... > > > I'm being told to convert to LAB to carry out some colour adjustments, > > can anyone tell me if this is the way to go. I work in Adobe RGB so why > > should I convert to LAB. What advantages are there to working in LAB, > > if any.
As a relatively new owner of a Kodak 760 I am painfully aware of the extreme noise at the higher ISO's. LAB to the rescue. Filtering with guassian blur or dust and scratches in the a & b channels in LAB removes a large amount of the splotchy blue residue that accompanies long exposures in low light. If my understanding is correct, this is akin to the methodology automatically employed by Quantum Mechanic for noise reduction. Michael Plack =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
