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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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Aug 04

Rick Sammon & Rick’s Pixelmagic

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1_1.jpgRick Sammon, Photographer, Author, and Canon Explorer of Light joins host Scott Sheppard for a lively discussion on his latest projects, courses, and work. One new project is a new video training series available on xTrain.com. He just finished work on his latest DVD, “How to use the Canon Digital Rebel” with his partner David Leveen via their company PixelMagic.

can_you_use_this_too.jpgRick also teaches live hands-on group and private workshops in exotic locations such as Mongolia, Namibia, Kenya, the Amazon, Africa and more. Each workshop provides him with unique experiences and allows him to indulge in his personal passion of people and portrait photography. These are some images from his recent Mongolia trip.

Khan2.jpgHe pursues his passion for teaching not only with live seminars and workshops but also through his DVD’s and online video sessions. He takes his video tutorials as a way for photographers to spend some personal training time with Rick’s approach to various topics including, lighting, exposure, and overall composition.

Rick and Scott engage in a lively discussion about his workflow, gear, and equipment. Rick gives examples of his personal and project work and the combination of tools he used in order to create the mood and ultimately capture the image he intended while on-location. He shares some tips and insight to his image style such as; he exposes his shots to optimize the highlights of the images, he uses creative lighting tools to achieve the proper image balance, he prefers to shoot his images in RAW format, and tries to visualize the shots from various angles in composition looking for the “pictures within the picture”.

wileydvdcover.jpgRick has worked closely with Canon over his career and shares his experiences and tips regarding the various camera bodies in their line. He also shares some tips about his personal digital darkroom tools either in studio or on the road.

Find out more about Rick and his books at: http://www.ricksammon.com or his DVD collection at: http://www.rickspixelmagic.com/

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