paul-breen

 

<p>Thanks Raymond.<br>

I will look in to setting up NX, View etc. I will let you know my findings. One other question my monitor is connected with DVI I was thinking of trying on a friends PC with VGA output do you think it might make a difference?<br>

Have a good Christmas.<br>

Paul</p>

 

<p>Hi all. I installed the latest version of Spyder Pro3 Software ver 3.0.7, <br />and also updated the latest video card drivers but still my display looks <br />over saturated using windows / Internet explorer and Nikon view. Also when <br />using CS3 my display then looks all washed out and under saturated. I know <br />its a wide gamut display but there must be a way of getting some <br />consistency.<br /><br />Thanks<br /><br />Paul</p>

<p>Thanks again Raymond. I will try again tomorrow and let you know my findings.<br>

Paul</p>

Hi Raymond

Thanks for replying. What values did you settle for with Brightness and Contrast? Also did you let the Spyder calibrate the Custom RGB or one of the other presets?

Thanks

 

Paul

<p>Hi All.</p>

<p >I have been trying to calibrate my Dell 2408WFP monitor using a Spyder Pro3 and just cant get good looking colour. I would like to know if any of you have successfully calibrated this monitor with the Spyder and if yes can you please give me some help with settings etc.<br>

Thanks <br />Paul</p>

Hi Patrick

I have sent you email.

Keep up the good work.

 

Paul

Thanks for all your help.

 

Paul.

Hi All

What do you think about this?????

 

http://www.harbortronics.com/BodyMod.pdf

 

Paul

Hi all

I have read all the links that I can find on this subject.

 

For missed WB in camera, what do you do to correct the image. Yes, I

shoot RAW but even shooting RAW I cannot always dial the overall

colour balance in exact.

 

I am assuming there are 3 key places that you would want to colour

correct through the image - the highlight, mid-tone, shadow.

Highlights seem pretty straight forward as it is just aligning each

channel accordingly at the end point. Same goes for shadows...BUT,

what do you do for mid tones? (Please do not say to take the gray

eyedropper and find something gray....If I could find something gray,

I would not need the eyedropper)

 

In everything stated above, please correct me if I am wrong....

 

 

I have always assumed that in any image, there are reference points

that would allow you to align the colour channels and balance the

image close to perfect. With the highlights and blacks, you can do

this by the numbers...Which, I like very much. The problem comes in

when dealing with the midtones. I have many images that the white and

black points are nailed perfect but the mid-tone are off, or at least

that is what appears to be.

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

Thanks

 

Paul.

Thanks for all your help.

hi all

I am considering purchasing a D100 and would like to know if it can

be used to take IR. Do you know of some links or galleries of IR

photos.

Thanks Tom

I had a look at the link, looks to much like hard work. Think I will have to go with plan (B) A new camera!!

 

Paul.

Hi, all

 

Can you help, I have a D 7hi and have been told that by removing

the 'hot mirror ' this will make the sensor more sensitive to IR .

 

Does anyone know how to do this or have a link to a site that could

be of any help.

 

Any help would be appreciated