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Rytterfalk · Feb 4, 2003

15-30mm lens, ISO400 - F4,5 - 1/60s, the spots where to yellow but I fixed it in photoshop with Geir's "plug in". And, well, that fix saved a lot of images for me..

Thanks Geir!

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Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Rytterfalk · Feb 4, 2003

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Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Rytterfalk · Feb 4, 2003

I hope you don't mind Rick! But Geir gave this pic a new life!!!

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Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Brian Taylor · Feb 4, 2003

Rytterfalk said:
15-30mm lens, ISO400 - F4,5 - 1/60s, the spots where to yellow but
I fixed it in photoshop with Geir's "plug in". And, well, that fix
saved a lot of images for me..

Thanks Geir!

--
Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Where can I get Geirs plug-in?

Brian

rick decker · Feb 4, 2003

I can't tell any difference but then again, the images is small and the ambient light is high and I don't have my glasses on and my wife is talking to me!

I will try it if you let me know where to download it.

Rytterfalk said:
I hope you don't mind Rick! But Geir gave this pic a new life!!!

--
Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

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Charles Shahar · Feb 4, 2003

Carl, what plug-in are we talking about here? The difference is obvious and the correction much more natural. I must have missed Geir's initial message...

-Charles

Rytterfalk said:
15-30mm lens, ISO400 - F4,5 - 1/60s, the spots where to yellow but
I fixed it in photoshop with Geir's "plug in". And, well, that fix
saved a lot of images for me..

Thanks Geir!

--
Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Cecil Greek · Feb 4, 2003

I'm confused too. Is this a Photoshop plug in? If so, where is it available?

Charles Shahar said:
-Charles

Rytterfalk said:

15-30mm lens, ISO400 - F4,5 - 1/60s, the spots where to yellow but
I fixed it in photoshop with Geir's "plug in". And, well, that fix
saved a lot of images for me..

Thanks Geir!

--
Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Click to expand...

Rytterfalk · Feb 4, 2003

Mail me [email protected] and I'll your email to Geir, so he can mail you.

That way I don't miss use any copyrights..

Brian Taylor said:
Rytterfalk said:

15-30mm lens, ISO400 - F4,5 - 1/60s, the spots where to yellow but
I fixed it in photoshop with Geir's "plug in". And, well, that fix
saved a lot of images for me..

Thanks Geir!

--
Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Click to expand...

Where can I get Geirs plug-in?

Brian

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Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Rytterfalk · Feb 4, 2003

Mail me; [email protected] And I'll ask Geir to mail them to you.

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Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Rytterfalk · Feb 4, 2003

Rytterfalk said:
Mail me; [email protected] And I'll ask Geir to mail them to you.

Duh! I don't own that domain anymore. Should be: [email protected]

Rytterfalk said:
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Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

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Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Rytterfalk · Feb 4, 2003

It's a colour fine-tune made with Hue/Saturation (and you load Geirs settings file) setting in Photoshop. Probably with the D60's Macbeth color checker as the goal. I saved both (the ones from Phils review) and applied the fix to the SD9'n checker. And oala, the colours are suddenly much the same as the D60's.

I'll try to make my own to; we could have a little competition?!

Geir, correct me if I'm wrong!

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Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Dominic Groß · Feb 5, 2003

Just to make this point clear, Geir made some presets for the hue/saturation tool of photoshop. I think this way it is better for experienced people because you are not looked on one color profile. You have some presets to play around and you can very easily modify them. They do quite the same than what I described here:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1027&message=4319533

Geir's presets are much more finetuned, but make sure you have a picture with good whitebalance before you start with the hue/saturation tool and Geir's presets. The easiest and in most cases best way to fix the white balance is the color weel of Photo pro. There are certain Photoshop Plug ins for this job but they did not a good job in my opinion, they just help to see what went wrong / the difference of the real Color temperature and the one the Camera was set to.
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Ladehaug · Feb 5, 2003

Rytterfalk said:
15-30mm lens, ISO400 - F4,5 - 1/60s, the spots where to yellow but
I fixed it in photoshop with Geir's "plug in". And, well, that fix
saved a lot of images for me..

Thanks Geir!

Carl, you have made some real nice compositions with people!

Considering all the nice portraits and people you have been photographing, this should do some "magical" tricks to the skin tones! Skin tones should become near perfect after applying the color profile. I'm just happy to help you out a bit. I want to become a happy SD9 owner too - hopefully in a few months - and you can bet I wouldn't do this work with the colors otherwise! ;-)

Keep up the good work!

Cheers,
Geir

Rytterfalk · Feb 5, 2003

You're the greatest!

It's fun to see how some people criticize technology and sees only the weakness and preaches about it. Then there is some that sees the problem AND does something about it!

It's pure joy to use your profiles, and I don't know what I would do without them!

Thank's!

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Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

Kim Bomstad · Feb 5, 2003

Rytterfalk said:
You're the greatest!

It's fun to see how some people criticize technology and sees only
the weakness and preaches about it. Then there is some that sees
the problem AND does something about it!

It's pure joy to use your profiles, and I don't know what I would
do without them!

Thank's!

--
Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

I can only second that, nice to see some creative inputs.

(and ask if you plece send me the profiles Geir, I woud realy like to try them)

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Regards
KimB

Kim Bomstad · Feb 5, 2003

Kim Bomstad said:
I can only second that, nice to see some creative inputs.

(and ask if you plece send me the profiles Geir, I woud realy like
to try them)

obs, read the forum... - I did find it, logging off work now to go home and test, thanks Geir

( http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1027&message=4333849 )

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Regards
KimB

Ladehaug · Feb 5, 2003

Kim Bomstad said:
Kim Bomstad said:

I can only second that, nice to see some creative inputs.

(and ask if you plece send me the profiles Geir, I woud realy like
to try them)

Click to expand...

obs, read the forum... - I did find it, logging off work now to go
home and test, thanks Geir

( http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1027&message=4333849 )

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Regards
KimB

Kim, I sent an email to your online.no account yesterday at the time 17.41, didn't you get it? Anyway, as you have noticed, I uploaded the profiles to my homepage today because of the increased demand!

Cheers,
Geir

Kim Bomstad · Feb 6, 2003

Geir R said:
Kim, I sent an email to your online.no account yesterday at the
time 17.41, didn't you get it? Anyway, as you have noticed, I
uploaded the profiles to my homepage today because of the increased
demand!

Cheers,
Geir

Thanks Geir R

Sorry had not checked that account, (its so much junk mail -so I "stopped" using it).

I did follow Carls tip and made some acctions to ease the use of your profiles so they got easy to apply.

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Regards
KimB

rick decker · Feb 7, 2003

Carl: I can't see any difference in this sample although the difference was obvious in the athletes (basketball players if I remember). Are you shore these aren't the same two shots?

Thanks

rick

Rytterfalk said:
I hope you don't mind Rick! But Geir gave this pic a new life!!!

--
Carl Rytterfalk
http://www.pbase.com/rytterfalk
Proud SD9 owner.

--
http://www.lightreflection.com
http://www.silveroaksranch.com
http://www.pbase.com/rickdecker

Laurence Matson · Feb 7, 2003

Good morning Rick,

On my monitor, the upper picture has a slight yellow cast to it. The lower pictue does not. I will admit that I am not the color guru around here and did not notice this in your original posting. I find that this whole process is causing me to reinvigorate (revamp) my limited color discernment abilities, although I keep telling the Missus it will not be right until I can have that 23" Sony LCD please, pretty please, I'll wash dishes for a week. Oh come on now.

Laurence

Undergoing CPS therapy and anxiously awaiting

Go Alinghi

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