Stillton

What does it have to do with the mode of projection you selected? If you select Lab, it is a 3D space and this is how it resolves every patch and the entire volume of possible values.

We are talking about it because color gamut is an entire space of possible color values that can be printed/generated/resolved by a given device. It is just as important as precision of each color ...

Proper calibrated target is fine for purposes of calibration and comparison. Something that printed on an ordinary printer wont work as a calibration target or even a comparison target.

If your comparison needs to resolve colors beyond what a mediocre color target can provide (aka color gamut is not super wide) your comparison will yield false conclusions Also, calibration in a ...

"But is it worth the 15X higher price?" yes, if you need precise and well done color targets and you want to calibrate something. Anything cheap is just unusable, because calibrating it with a ...

Those that I held in my hand (macbeth ) was printed with a particular mix of pigment applied to each patch separately. It was not just produced with 4 basic  colors via offset... all the colors on ...

I mean, you better love colors of your $6k camera lol I would rather pay 600 for any DPX Merrill so I can really like colors, without feeling guilt for paying 6k. Dont get me wrong - I can afford ...

I dont know much about SD Q foveon cameras, but I do use dp1 merrill and dp2 merrill. In both case, I gave up on autofocus, instead preferring to manually focus. The results are def much better ...

you dont need pixel peeping to see foveon colors, which fuji does not have.

I dont think there is another sensor that does brown-orange-reddish colors the way foveon renders them. It is magical.

Perfectly showcasing why Foveon system is a standout... even in its Q form.

Chris is an NPC of all photography related NPCs, so what did you expect him to say?

I could, but getting it off and putting it back for every odd shot is a chore.

when I dream in foveon, and it is a dark place, I see a bunch of blotchy green/red spots over my vision. Is this normal?

I wish merrills also could do iso25. Sometimes is100 is "too hot" for wide open aperture.

"apparently google knows me better than i could ever imagine" Why would you say it? It is not like Google has full access to your email history,  search history, Youtube search history while ...

You might wanna try Wayback machine. It looks like it has a bunch of snapshots through the last 10 years for Sigma website. Wayback Machine (archive.org)

Nice winter light pics... although if you told me, these were springtime photos, I would have believed it too, lol. Pic3 shows some blotchy green that sort of falls in and out of "saturation". Is ...