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Sep 18, 2007 18:18 |  #1

Hey guys do you know a step by step DSRL Calibration ??

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Sep 18, 2007 18:24 |  #2

To calibrate what?


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Sep 18, 2007 18:25 |  #3

I'm pretty sure you should send it in to Canon to have calibrated.


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Sep 18, 2007 18:31 |  #4

I think I didn't put it properly. You can calibrate you Camera using a color checker to achieve very accurate colors.


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Sep 18, 2007 19:12 |  #5

TheAztech wrote in post #3958936 (external link)
I think I didn't put it properly. You can calibrate you Camera using a color checker to achieve very accurate colors.

I think it's more calibrating the monitor such that it displays the colors as accurately as possible. There are several tools to do that and everyone has a personal opinion as to which is best. The camera calibration is in the ICC file supplied by Canon. I'm not sure if there is anything editable in there.


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Sep 18, 2007 19:26 |  #6

Never heard of the process you're mentioning. The only thing I can think of that you might possibly mean is setting a Custom White Balance.

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Sep 18, 2007 20:07 |  #7

You are probabely referring to calibrating ACR using a MacBeth chart. (this calibration can then later be used in LR as well)
It can be done manually or via a script.
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Sep 18, 2007 21:32 |  #8

René Damkot wrote in post #3959574 (external link)
You are probabely referring to calibrating ACR using a MacBeth chart. (this calibration can then later be used in LR as well)
It can be done manually or via a script.
Some links: Click (external link), Click (external link), Click (external link), Click (external link), Click (external link). May be some duplicates or cross references ;)

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