The profile can be made using the exact light that is being used to ensure that the colours are 100% accurate, but you will still have to do WB correctly even if you use a custom profile. The previously mentioned X-rite Colorchecker target is probably the most used of the test targets used for generating a profile. This can be very important for things like advertising, or product photography, where an exact match to the subject colours is required. Using a custom profile, with a fully colour managed workflow, will ensure that your results accurately reflect the colours of the subject. It is also possible to create a custom profile for your camera using a specific test target, of known exact colours. You also have the Adobe Standard profile, which perpetuates the traditional Adobe look. So where Canon has Picture Styles called Faithful, Landscape, Portrait, Standard, and Neutral, Adobe has profiles with matching names, with the prefix Camera. In the case of Canon cameras, the only ones I have direct experience with, they are named for the Canon Picture Styles. With the introduction of PV 2012 Adobe introduced a range of Camera profiles, that try to match the various different profiles that camera manufacturers provide in camera. The next option is the camera profile, which IIRC in versions before LR4 when PV2012 was introduced was limited to a couple of different versions of an Adobe profile. The first option is Process Version, which generally for version 4 and later will be PV 2012. Wilt the Profiles are in the bottom section of the Develop module right hand toolbar, called Camera Calibration. But pretty standardized for Contrast, Vibrance, and Saturation regardless of photo purpose (product shot vs.
Adobe camera raw vs lightroom iso#
very high ISO for noise reduction settings. I have my own presets for shots in Daylight vs. In fact, what are you referring to as "Abobe Standard, Camera Standard, or Camera Faithful"?.I use LF 5.7 and find no LR supplied presets that go by those names!
So I will ask, which are you using as your primary, Abobe Standard, Camera Standard, or Camera Faithful.or like me.It depends.Ĭanon 5D Mark III (x2), BG-E11 Grips, 7D (x2) BG-E7 Grips, Canon Lenses 16-35 f/4 L IS, 17-40 f/4 L, 24-70 f/4 L IS, 70-200 f/2.8 L IS II, 70-200 f/4 L IS, 70-200 f/4 L IS Version II, 100-400 f/4.5-5.6 L IS Version II, TS-E 24 f/3.5 L II, 100 f/2.8 L Macro IS, 10-22 f3.5-4.5, 17-55 f/2.8 L IS, 85 f/1.8, Canon 1.4 Extender III, 5 Canon 600 EX-RT, 2 Canon ST-E3 Transmitters, Canon Pixma PRO-10 Printer this is wher Camera Faithful may come in nicely.
Adobe camera raw vs lightroom skin#
However with Camera Standard, in many Portraits (not Portrait preset) skin tones can appear to be a bit harsh and saturated. Sure it's flat and a little lifeless and it is Adobe's conversion. Would be nice if this was a the top of the list as opposed to scrolling down to the bottom of the panels but anyway.Īs Canon users we hear that the Adobe Standard profile has its goods and bads.
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