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Strange. Did you color-calibrate your displays? Here, colors are spot-on from capture to display to print.

I upgraded to Capture One (perfect for professional use, way better quality) and I always enable the lens correction there. I correct for CA, distortion, diffraction, purple fringing and color ...

Nono, stay on or below your X-Sync with fast studio flashes. Only try 1/1200 with Hi-Sync or HyperSync and slow flashes.

You're right, make sure to use short flash durations for the sharpest pictures while working with moving subjects in studio setting. I've made an interactive graph of the Elinchrom ELC 1000, ELC ...

Yes. Even better: Tangent support! So, directly in the software through the API, not the sliders so you'll have no lag and maximum concurrency and responsiveness. Or try the Tangent iPad app with...

Aaaah! I already thought, some magical conversion stuff or something 😜
That parrot moment is brilliant, gave me a big smile on the face. 😃

How do they do that, on 0:32.. using the 70-200 at 35mm?

Thanks for showing us your beautiful images.

Don't forget to set your flash in high sync mode (HSS) if you want to use shutter speeds faster than 1/200s, else your camera will lower the ISO (safety shift).

Unfortunately I cannot confirm. My Sierra machine is at home and I'm on location with my El Capitan machine. I installed and tested the EOS Utility through remote desktop sharing.. 😉 I can test ...

Canon software updates: here they now work under MacOS Sierra (EOS Utility 3.5.10). Go to Software and select the version for OS X El Capitan 10.11 (currently the section for Sierra is still empty ...

They look typically "Adobe": really bad, when compared to Capture One. But good, if you're used to Adobe. Some shadow crushing here, but I can mitigate that by bringing up the shadows slider. The ...

New Lightroom and ACR are there!

1/63.000? Let me guess.. at minimum power. What I would like to know is the combination of flash durations and power levels.

@ AronQZ thank you! Exactly, that did the trick, I experimented with a lot of camera names and I didn't remember which was which anymore while I was gone this weekend. I've made a quick article on ...

Hi Chris, I didn't edit them yet, I only tried to open them and that worked. I was in a hurry because I had to leave and this weekend I'm on the road. Monday when I'm home I'll test more.

I just discovered RawTherapee which has support for more than 10 days already for the 5D Mark IV. I only had to replace one file: ...

Looks like Adobe does an extra check. Capture One does open them (although without camera profile of course), after changing the EXIF with exiftool to the 1DX II.

Oh wow this is great. It's really exactly looking as if I was in front of it when I took that photo. Thanks!

For Mac: http://support-ph.canon-asia.com/contents/PH/EN/0200505302.html