Jorge Parra wrote: > Dear THomas > > I have been wondering if the original Bruce Frase method( Creative Pro ) > could be applied to asignning a profile other than Pro Photo and still get > good results.
Possibly, never tried it. It would screw up your preview in camera raw, but I suppose it's doable. > THe values for the Macbeth seem to come from the Lindbloom > tables of values ( excel tables available at his website), but I am not so > sure if just running the test with , say, Adobe 98 or ColorMatch would > provide equivalent results. > I may understand he is just working with the widest color space available > in Camera Raw, but from the comment above, I would tend to think this is a > reasonable way to test and get "pleasing" results in other color space? As I said, I never tried that. > > Also, if you don't mind my asking I would like to know if you have any > comments about the rather "light" black point settings suggested by > Lindbloom in his tables. I guess that's more a question to the two Bruce's Fraser and Lindbloom. If you subscribe to Colorsync you'll find that both are regular contributors. Best Regards, Thomas Holm / Pixl Aps - Photographer, Educator, Colour Management Consultant & Seminar speaker - Remote Profiling Service (Output ICC profiles) - www.pixl.dk � Email: th[AT]pixl.dk -- =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
