Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 9:02 pm Post subject: Automatic colour correction to CALIBRATED TRUE COLOuR
I'm looking to buy a new DSLR camera, and before I do I have one question I need help with.
All digital SLR cameras are a bit off colorwise (some orange colors fade towards yellow and so on), that's just the way it is since absolute perfection is impossible. If I calibrate my monitor using a calibration tool, and then take a reference image with my camera and find the correct settings for turning the camera's colours into "true colours", can I than make some kind of auto correction tool/macro/script <etc.> to correct all images into calibrated true colour? I'm using lightroom 3 and photoshop cs 5.
Lightroom has an "automatic colour correction", but this isn't made for using callibrated settings rather it just tunes the colours as the program sees fit (I could have misunderstood the function though, feel free to corrrect me in that case).
I've tried searching, bit I'm a bit tired from working hard at the hospital so it's possible I missed something very obvious.
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Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 9:55 pm Post subject:
hi,
first let me say i am out of my league here... but was interested in your issue...
soi went searching and I came across this article that appears to really address the various issues you brought up and i hope it usefull to..
now the article is old and for photoshop cs .. but the concepts it adress should be the same for cs5
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