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Re: Raw file color saturation loss when printing or saving for web

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From: nunatak
Date: Fri, 20 Aug 2004 04:18
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      Does anyone know what's going on ...




Unfortunately not. I don't use the F828 ... but the description you give sounds more like a color calibration issue (i.e. monitor-color space-printer) than a camera raw related problem.

Frankly, it's hard to diagnose where you're running into difficulties when you jump from shooting "... a bunch of photos in the raw file format ..." to when you "... go to save the file for web use".

????? What about all the steps in between?

What color spaces are you working in? Have you mastered all the controls in the ACR dialog box? How are you managing color between RGB and CMYK? Are you creating 8 bit or 16 bit color images?

just trying to help ... good luck.
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