Photokina TV Interview.
Earlier today we sat down for an interview for Photokina TV in Cologne, Germany. Here’s a segment that is available online:
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Photokina 2012 focuses on HDSLR Video.
Every two years there is one focal point in the Photo industry: Photokina, the world’s leading imaging fair. Photokina covers the entire spectrum of imaging, from image capture to image processing and storage to image output. This is where new trends and major innovations are presented to the world, and where the spotlight is on groundbreaking technological developments including mobile imaging, connectivity, and moving images. The show always delivers an impressive program of workshops, symposiums, photography exhibitions and many special events at the exhibition centre and at sites all over Cologne.
As you might know every Photokina show focuses on one single topic. Because filming with HDSLR systems is increasingly becoming a necessity for professionals, this year’s topic is HDSLR Video.
The show has created a “Shoot Movie Park” in Hall 4.1, offering a unique area where suppliers have an optimal location to present themselves to the attendees. The Movie Park will be supplemented by a series of lectures, workshops and exhibitions. Canon will present Richard Walch, sailor, snowboarder and photographer. Zeiss will have Sebastian Wiegärtner, one of the first users in the German-speaking region to understand and make use of the capabilities of the new HDSLR systems. We are very excited to be representing X-Rite, and show our most recent Color Management Video Tutorials (Video 1, Video 2 and Video 3).
Representatives of ADF — Arbeitskreis Digitale Fotografie (digital photography working group) will also be sharing their expertise as they answer visitors’ questions about digital photography and film. More information about the “Shoot Movie” program can be found here.
Stay tuned! We will be sharing the most exciting news and products live from Photokina via Twitter and Facebook. If you are not yet following us, do so today!
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Workshop: Inkjet Printing; Color Management and Calibration
Don’t miss out on my upcoming weekend workshop.
When: 2-Day Workshop: August 4, 2012 – August 5, 2012 @ 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Where: International Center of Photography
1114 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036
USA
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Cost: $540.00 | Members $515.00 Contact: 212.857.0001
education@icp.org
Course Description:
Today‘s desktop inkjet printers are capable of producing color images of the highest quality. To maximize this potential, digital photographers need a firm grasp of color management and workflow in the digital environment. In this workshop, students learn effective ways to manage color issues when scanning and printing. Students explore different techniques for profiling monitors and printers, using both professional and amateur calibration equipment, ultimately creating profiles for their own printers and papers. Upon completion of this workshop, students will have a firm understanding of how to implement a color-managed digital workflow. prerequisite: Photoshop II, Fine Art Digital Printing, or portfolio review.
More information and registration form here.
Limited Space - seats still available.
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Great interview with X-Rite Coloratti on Color Management.
Last month, I was invited to join the prestigious X-Rite Coloratti team, which includes the world’s top professional photographers. I was interviewed by X-Rite about my work, as well as my thoughts on color management for digital photographers, and specifically for those shooting video. We also chatted a bit about my views on how video has changed the playing field for all professional photographers. Please take a few minutes to listen to this short clip of our conversation.
We recently shot a series of video tutorials, focusing on the importance of color management and monitor calibration for video editing. Here’s the most recent episode.
If anyone is interested, there are a few spaces left at my upcoming workshop: Inkjet Printing: Color Management and Calibration at the International Center of Photography in New York City, Aug 4th, 2012.
Please feel welcome to leave any feedback, questions or comments below.
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A beautiful mind. “The purest and most thoughtful minds are those which love color the most.” - John Ruskin (Image via http://ibelieveinady.com/) Photo: “The purest and most thoughtful minds are those which love color the most.” - John Ruskin (Image via http://ibelieveinady.com)
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New Color Management and Printing articles.
We are on a roll producing Color Management and Printing articles. Our latest batch covers several important topics, starting from “choosing the right inkjet media” to the new “Color Mode presets on Canon’s PIXMA PRO-1″ to “Understanding and Installing ICC Printer Profiles” and even creating your own “custom ICC Printer profiles” with X-Rite’s i1Profiler.
If you want to learn more, make sure you reserve a place in one of our upcoming two-day workshops: “Inkjet Printing: Color Management and Calibration” and the incredibly fun “Creating Custom Photo Books with Adobe Lightroom 4.” Here is a sample book from the workshop.
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i1Profiler update: supports video standards!
X-Rite released an update of iProfiler, its color management software. Some of the new features are nice (new paper sizes, White point editing, and i1Pro 2 spectrophotometer added support for monitor, projector, and printer profiling). Some are kinda weird (like added Russian language support…)
There are 3 new flavors: i1 Basic Pro 2, i1 Photo Pro 2, and i1 Publish Pro 2. Check the links and the video below to go over all the new features and specs.
The new feature that really got my attention (and should get yours!) is the new Broadcast video standards support: NTSC, PAL SECAM, and Rec. 709 (or ITU-R Rec.BT.709 for the ultra geeks). More about this on an upcoming post.
If you already have i1Profiler software simply open up the software for a free update to v 1.3.1.The process could not be simpler; it is literally one, two and three.
Step 1: Check your current version. For example, my client had v 1.2.0 which is several months old.
Step 2: Download and install the update.
Step 3: Click install and relaunch, and verify that you are running the newest software.
Done and done.
Keep in mind that Apple Mac OS X 10.7 Lion no longer supports software that relies on Rosetta, which affects X-Rite’s legacy apps like i1Match, ProfileMaker and MonacoPROFILER. But don’t worry, the current i1Profiler and ColorMunki software does NOT rely on Rosetta and is fully compatible with Mac OS X 10.5.8, 10.6 and 10.7.
Don’t forget to check our previous related articles on “Five Tips to Consider When Evaluating Prints” and “How to Develop a Highly Productive Printing Workflow in 13 Steps.”
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