improved syncronisation of CMMs
PostPosted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 11:27 pm
1) Although the software has improved lot I could imagine a slightly better syncronisation between the internal Silverfast Colormanagement with the Adobe CMM as Adobe ACE for some cases. In general for example keeping the correspondance of highest higlight in CMYK Preview (3% cyan) and colored greytones (when color isn?t concrete), blue tones turned in SF?s selektive color correction, or prescan-correspondance of Kodak Portra 160 VC/NC 120new in special - if it is possible. It seems to be nearly the same wether a) working with SF launcher or with the PS plug-in or b) wether working in SF CMS internal perceptive or relative colormetric.
2) The color cast removing tool in the histogram dialog seems to have some little negative influence a) on the orange tones in selective color correction with 12 tones referring to skin tones (it tears apart the changeover of color zones), and b) to the highlight saturation in contrasty but not overexposed flashlight situations (a kind of histogramm compression). This is meant for the ai software as well as for the hdr software in use with the right presets.
3) Maybe I could imagine a small tool to adjust the angle/width of the selected color in the tool selective color correction. Maybe it corrects the little rest-bug mentioned above at 2).
Well, just if you think about how to optimize a very good software.
Ogando
2) The color cast removing tool in the histogram dialog seems to have some little negative influence a) on the orange tones in selective color correction with 12 tones referring to skin tones (it tears apart the changeover of color zones), and b) to the highlight saturation in contrasty but not overexposed flashlight situations (a kind of histogramm compression). This is meant for the ai software as well as for the hdr software in use with the right presets.
3) Maybe I could imagine a small tool to adjust the angle/width of the selected color in the tool selective color correction. Maybe it corrects the little rest-bug mentioned above at 2).
Well, just if you think about how to optimize a very good software.
Ogando