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I was doing my work today as usual with the P25/Mamiya at a gallery doing a series of monochromatic paintings and things where going well until the gallery director came with one that had a deep purple color almost blue. When I shot and compare it with the image on my PowerBook G4 the hue was more to the blue.
At this point I did't know what to do, but decided to try the only thing that could do something in correcting color -- besides balancing the white dot whit a gray card -- and bingo, the solution was just that.
The work was burned to DVD, handed to client, client was happy and "will call when there is more work to shoot"
But I realized that this is the corner of my learning curve that I have not yet learned, so, please, some one tell me how to color profile a P25 back??
But first I will finish my story. What I did was to change the ICC PROFILE from
1* PHASE ONE P 25 P GENERIC EASY GRAY
TO
2* PHASE ONE P 25 OUTDOOR DAYLIGHT
and also works
3* PHASE ONE P 25 PRODUCT FLASH
I was using flash, and before I had set the program to the first one (1*)
Here are the images. The first one is with "easy gray" and is blue
and the other one is with outdoor daylight and is --judging from my portable display -- very close match to the original.
At this point I did't know what to do, but decided to try the only thing that could do something in correcting color -- besides balancing the white dot whit a gray card -- and bingo, the solution was just that.
The work was burned to DVD, handed to client, client was happy and "will call when there is more work to shoot"
But I realized that this is the corner of my learning curve that I have not yet learned, so, please, some one tell me how to color profile a P25 back??
But first I will finish my story. What I did was to change the ICC PROFILE from
1* PHASE ONE P 25 P GENERIC EASY GRAY
TO
2* PHASE ONE P 25 OUTDOOR DAYLIGHT
and also works
3* PHASE ONE P 25 PRODUCT FLASH
I was using flash, and before I had set the program to the first one (1*)
Here are the images. The first one is with "easy gray" and is blue
and the other one is with outdoor daylight and is --judging from my portable display -- very close match to the original.