Sep 12

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Inside Digital Photo Special Report
Jack Reznicki Part II
Choosing Your Color Space & Camera RAW

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JackReznickiThis exclusive interview is the third in a series showcasing the passion found within today’s top photographers brought to Inside Digital Photo by Epson. Jack Reznicki, Photographer, President of Professional Photographers of America (PPA), a Canon Explorer of Light, and the leader of the Epson Print Academy team joins host Scott Sheppard and Inside Digital Photo to share his insights into the often complicated topic of color, color space, color gamut and more!

Jack’s informative discussion provides an easy to implement explanation that will help photographers gain confidence in managing their color.

325px_CIExy1931_ProPhoto.pngJack suggests that it’s best to shoot in camera RAW format to get the largest amount of color data on capture and to work in a color space within PhotoShop such as ProPhoto RGB color space or Adobe Wide Gamut RGB color space you will be closer to the actual image data and will have better success when preparing your images for output.

With the technological advances in output devices and enhanced color capabilities of the RGB workflow, it makes sense to prepare your images from the start so that you will not lose critical color as you move through your workflow. Once you have established your workflow around Camera RAW, you will find that the time spent converting from JPEG to RAW format will pay itself back in a short time while maintaining better file, image and color integrity.

Jack and Scott also discuss tips on how to setup your workflow, print dialogue box, and colorsync settings to get the most accurate color for your prints.

Find out more about Jack’s work at: http://www.reznicki.com/

For more information about Epson’s latest professional imaging products visit: http://proimaging.epson.com

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Sep 08

Chuck Westfall – Canon EOS-1Ds MARK III

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cwestfall.jpgChuck Westfall, Director/Media & Customer Relationship, Camera Marketing Group - Canon U.S.A., Inc. joins host Scott Sheppard for an in-depth look and information on their newest line of professional digital cameras. Canon recently announced the third generation of this exciting new full-frame sensor digital SLR camera. Many of the features have been completely re-engineered at the development level and it offers many new features and improvements from the sensor, Dual “DIGIC III” Image Processor with DDR-SDRAM buffer for fine-detail and natural color reproduction with high-speed processing of very large files, 14-bit AD conversion which delivers over 16,000 shades of tonal gradation and greatly improves the noise reduction on image capture.

Canon_logo.pngThe Canon EOS-1Ds MARK III/Canon EOS-1D MARK III support multiple image capture formats including; RAW, sRAW (Small RAW), RAW+JPEG, sRAW+JPEG simultaneous recording. There are 5 custom white-balance settings and 6 preset settings for color temperature and personal white-balance preferences. There is also a new silent shooting mode that reduces the overall noise level of the camera.

Picture 1_6.pngThis camera has been designed for any professional photo application including sports, wedding, portrait, fashion, and studio photography. The “live view” feature and the enhanced viewfinder makes it easy to connect the camera to an external monitor in studio for instant feedback and image correction. They also introduced the new Canon EOS 40D which is great for advanced amateurs or as a backup camera when traveling on location.

The cameras will begin shipping in November ‘07 and pricing will be set at $7,995 EOS-1Ds MARK III, $4,995 EOS-1D MARK III, and the Canon EOS 40D at $1,299.

For more information visit: http://www.usa.canon.com

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