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Andrew Rodney Color Management article -- Photoshop User Dec. 07
DavidTO
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We're lucky enough on this forum to have Andrew Rodney as a frequent contributor.
And Andrew wrote a great introductory article about Color Management in the current issue of Photoshop User. Get yourself a copy, you won't be sorry.
And, now that I'm done lauding Andrew, I'm going to point out the funniest line in the article:
"Some wavelengths of light energy fall out outside this plot and we can't see them because they're invisible."
We can't see them because they're invisible. They're invisible because we can't see them. We can't see them because we can't see them.
:dunno
:thumb Read the article.
And Andrew wrote a great introductory article about Color Management in the current issue of Photoshop User. Get yourself a copy, you won't be sorry.
And, now that I'm done lauding Andrew, I'm going to point out the funniest line in the article:
"Some wavelengths of light energy fall out outside this plot and we can't see them because they're invisible."
We can't see them because they're invisible. They're invisible because we can't see them. We can't see them because we can't see them.
:dunno
:thumb Read the article.
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Works for me!
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No, wait.
The chicken.
Right?
Catapultam habeo. Nisi pecuniam omnem mihi dabis, ad caput tuum saxum immane mittam
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Duffy
Author "Color Management for Photographers"
http://www.digitaldog.net/
That issue is only 142 pages, I didn't possibly have enough space to digress outside the realm of the topic and keep that kind of style <g>
"Before talking about invisible colors we can't see, lets recall the story of Goldilocks and the three bears. You'll recall, one bear ...."
Never mind. I don't get paid by the page so there's no reason to go there. Better to stick to the topic. That's my style ;-)
Author "Color Management for Photographers"
http://www.digitaldog.net/
Actually, some cameras do!
Author "Color Management for Photographers"
http://www.digitaldog.net/
Also at your work at PhotoPlus.
We're lucky to have you around here!
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Color correction and management is the next big thing on my never ending things I have to learn list. I started reading DM's Professional Photoshop, then discovered Andrew's writing. When I started in photography, my job was to get it right on film. Getting it printed in color was left to color experts. Wow, things have changed. I'm totally reliant on getting good advice - these forums alone are worth the price I pay for my Smugmug account.
Does anyone know how to get a reprint or where I can purchase a copy of Andrew's article mentioned above?
You'd have to contact NAPP. I found this on the members section for the mag:
Author "Color Management for Photographers"
http://www.digitaldog.net/
Thank you Andrew. And for your book also. Incredibly helpful.
Scot