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  • Get the best of your Pro Lab

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    First off, do feel free to read back to my lengthy review of a number of professional labs as well as several chain stores and other popular printers to understand better what labs may give you the best service for your money. The Big Lab …

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  • X-Rite ColorChecker Passport – Test and Review

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    First off, a quick history on the ColorChecker: “The Munsell ColorChecker—first produced as the Macbeth ColorChecker in 1976 and still widely known as the Gretag Macbeth ColorChecker—a cardboard-framed arrangement of twenty-four squares of painted samples based on Munsell colors. Its maker Munsell Labs and parent …

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  • The Big Lab Throwdown – Final Results

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    Here it is, more than a month in the making! Many thanks to the people who helped make it possible by either supporting with donations or suggesting labs for testing. First before I start into the results. Please do remember that the color results are …

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  • The Big Lab Throwdown – Update 3

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    Now that all of the labs and all of the prints are accounted for, I have started to compile data and put together some charts and have “graded” the prints for color compared to a set of reference prints I created myself. Of course my …

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  • How well do you see color?

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    So you’re a photographer and you prefer the control of doing your own color corrections and you don’t have any color blindness that you are aware of. All should be great and color should just flow from one pixel to the next…. But wait, your …

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  • Nikon D300S?

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    Looks like it could be so, sooner than we might know. Either that or someone over at Nikon USA slipped up and put screen shots up of something they shouldn’t have. Edit: The link has already been removed on the Nikon site. Seems fishy. (The …

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  • Screen calibrated?

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    Not mine apparently… After receiving many comments that my images were “too red”, I decided to check into the matter. Considering I own two calibration devices already, I figured I had it under control. As it turns out, the calibration had been wrong. In fact, …

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