Digital Workflow Process for the Capture Stage
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Digital Workflow Process for the Capture Stage

Color calibration and camera accuracy can be critical during a photo shoot. Many photographers work in variable or even uncontrolled lighting conditions indoors and outdoors. In some cases the photographer may be working with more than one camera body and would benefit a great deal when color rendering is consistent across capture platforms. Many cameras now offer micro-adjustment features which enable a photographer to fine tune auto focus, achieving the best possible results with each lens/camera body combination. SpyderLENSCAL makes this adjustment fast, easy and accurate.

In post-production, display calibration accuracy, whether involving one display or several, can make or break an editing session. Even a single display changes over time, and should be calibrated periodically for best results. Many photographers are adding newer, wider-gamut displays to their studios, and may benefit from updating their older display calibration devices to newer units.

Join us, May 8, 2013 as Datacolor Color Management Experts David Tobie and David Saffir discuss the different concerns photographers face with calibration before they even start a shoot or sit down to edit their images. They’ll take you through Datacolor’s calibration solutions for capture and post-production workflow and give real-life examples for practical usage and improved results.

An interactive Q&A will take place throughout the webinar to answer any questions you may have.

One lucky webinar guest will win a free SpyderCHECKR PRO!