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Re: Best tutorial for calibrating cameras in ACR

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From: Philo_Calhoun
Date: Fri, 25 Jun 2004 15:29
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Thanks again. The only thing I would add to your tutorial is that one uses the eyedropper to get a perfect colour neutrality to the second grey square in from the left early in the whole calibration routine. I tried calibration of a D1x both with Adobe RGB and ProPhotoRGB and didn't see that much difference. In both, it was impossible to get perfect settings for the two middle grey squares (either one was a little too light or the other a little too dark, but I ended up compromising and the calibration went well). For what it is worth, your technique gives much truer colours than the InCamera plugin (and bypassing ACR) for some reason.
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