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Choosing a Computer System for Digital Imaging
decode the Canon and other RAW images. The program is called dcraw.c .This
actually work on Windows and Mac OSX. You just have to compile it your self
and it is not that hard. After using dcraw I noticed that 99.7% of my pictures where
sharper and the color was much better too.
-- William Leming, September 10, 2004
Doug, establising a color management workflow is a whole 'nother article. I've got
mine down pat, but I'm not sure I have the experience to write an article outside the
scope of what I'm doing. Any volunteers?
-- Darron Spohn, January 18, 2002
Don't be shy, Darron. Do it!!! Desperate to learn more. My wife and I quickly
learned that the long pole in the tent is the relationship between what we see on the
monitor and on the paper.
-- Donald Trask, September 15, 2004
With regards to the monitor specs: I do a lot of photograph restoration and it took
me months to find the right monitor. I ended up getting the 17" NEC MultiSync
FE700 in 2000 - it's now 2005 and i have no complaints or regrets. I've been
contemplating going with LCD, but have yet to find one that convinces me to part
with my FE.
-- George Frost, May 13, 2005
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● Digital Photography and Color Management- Helpful information on
Apple's site, explaining color management and ColorSync technology,
which is supposed to insure that the colors on your monitor are the colors
you'll get on various output devices. (contributed by Tom Coppedge)
● Calibrating & Profiling LCD Displays- An article on the luminous
landscape site. (contributed by Philippe Wiget)
● Monitor Profiling and Calibration- Another one on luminous landscape.
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