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Article #95Re: Best tutorial for calibrating cameras in ACR
From: Bruce_Fraser
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2004 02:21
Date: Thu, 24 Jun 2004 02:21
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A couple of things have become clearer since I wrote the tutorial. 1.) In theory, you should be able to perform the calibration using any of the four supported working spaces in ACR. In practice, the results are a great deal more predictable when you do the calibration using ProPhoto RGB. It doesn't mean that you're locked into ProPhoto RGB for other uses, it's just a lot easier to do the calibration that way. (Possibly because ACR uses a linear-gamma space with ProPhoto RGB primaries for a lot of its processing.) 2.) The optimal order for making the adjustments in the Calibrate tab seems to be Shadow Tint Green Sat Green Hue Blue Sat Blue Hue Red Sat Red Hue Thanks for the kind words!
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