New custom color profiles (ICC) for d60 available

[virterm]

The new batch of profiles available @
http://aboutdigicam.com
Your comments will be greatly appreciated.
This time I also incuded JPEG profile
Wojtek

[roine]

Hello and tanks

The names is odd:

CanonD60-RAW-Non-Linear-low-saturation.icm shows up as
CanonD60-RAW-Non-Linear-2.1

CanonD60-RAW-Non-Linear-high-saturation.icm shows up as
CanonD60-RAW-Non-Linear-2.0

In Photoshop.


Roine

[Mike Boreham]

I have tried both these and get rather desaturated and cold colour, even with the high saturation one. Perhaps I am doing something wrong.
My RGB working space in PS7 is Adobe 98. When I open the untagged TIFF and get the missing profile warning, I check assign "Canon D60 RAW non-linear 2.0" and also tick "then convert to working space". This is also what I do with the D30 where the results are good. In fact the D30 profile applied to the D60 looks good.
Grateful for any input
Mike

[Hartmut]

Here a test pic straight out of the D60, using the jpg-profile. No sharpening, no processing, only compressed for web. Shooting mode was jpg fine.
Warning: large File 1MB!
www.schulla.at/misc/d60test.jpg
Regards
Hartmut

[virterm]

Mike Boreham wrote:
I have tried both these and get rather desaturated and cold colour, even with the high saturation one. Perhaps I am doing something wrong.
My RGB working space in PS7 is Adobe 98. When I open the untagged TIFF and get the missing profile warning, I check assign "Canon D60 RAW non-linear 2.0" and also tick "then convert to working space". This is also what I do with the D30 where the results are good. In fact the D30 profile applied to the D60 looks good.
Grateful for any input
Mike
They should look less saturated.
Wojtek

[virterm]

Hartmut wrote:
Here a test pic straight out of the D60, using the jpg-profile. No sharpening, no processing, only compressed for web. Shooting mode was jpg fine.
Warning: large File 1MB!
www.schulla.at/misc/d60test.jpg
Regards
Hartmut


Looks good to me
Wojtek