I would urge you to have a look at the incredible INCREDIBLE work of Sanna Dullaway from Sweden.
This talented young artist is colorizing old BW photos, as good as you have never seen before!
Click on the image below to see more of her work!
Dear Reader.
I wish you and your loved ones a Merry Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
2011 was a wonderful year, both professionally and at home. I hope and believe that 2012 will be just as great, and wish the same for all you out there!
Once again, Merry Christmas!
See you in 2012:)
-jr-
Part 3, will cover:
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When: November 18, 2011, 10:00 AM EST/ 7:00 AM PST/ 3:00 PM GMT/ 4:00 PM CET
And remember its FREE!
These last few weeks have been quite busy and have left me no time for posting on my blog. However, Im working on a series of video tutorials that I hope will be appreciated!
Stay tuned!
-jr
Hi all.
My 2′nd part of a 3 part webinar with X-rite will launch this coming Friday, October 14th.
In this part we will cover workflow in lightroom and more. Its free and if you would like to sign up then click the x-rite logo below for more info on when and where + more detailed information on what we will cover.
Hope to see you there!
As a huge Apple fan I was saddened to hear about Mr. Jobs’s passing.
May he rest in peace.
Today, Adobe released Lightroom version 3.5 and ACR 6.5 today which finally adds full
support for digital Hasselblad cameras.
Officially it still only Hasselblad H4D-60 that is fully supported but, there is so far no problems when handling H4D-40/50.
Both the lossless compressed 3FR and the uncompressed FFF file format are supported.
The final question is how well of a job has Adobe done when it comes to the automatic lens correction and how well are colors shown compared to Hasselblad’s own software Phocus?
Below is to images showing the X-Rite ColorChecker Passport, one generated using the Hasselblad made profile and one using a custom made profile. As you can see the difference is not huge, at least not when compared to what the difference would look like if we did this test with a Canon or a Nikon… In other words, Hasselblad rocks when it comes to colors… (and basically everything else)
Hasselblad made Lightroom profile:
Custom made profile by me:
And just for show, here’s a screen shot of the lens correction list:
If you’re a Hasselblad shooter, please let me know what you think!?
