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Real World Color Management (Real World) by: Bruce Fraser, Chris Murphy, Fred Bunting List Price: £37.99 City Travel Guides Price: £22.79 You Save: £15.20 (40%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 006.69 EAN: 9780321267221 ISBN: 0321267222 Label: Peachpit Press Manufacturer: Peachpit Press Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 608 Publication Date: September 16, 2004 Publisher: Peachpit Press Studio: Peachpit Press Sales Rank: 35890 MPN: 0321267222 Related Items:
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 Rating: - In-depth, thorough, technical, highly recommendedThis book contains invaluable in-depth information about the principles and practice of colour management. The initial chapters are worth reading on their own as an introduction to how colour works, how it is measured and encoded digitally, and the basics of colour management. If you're making your own profiles with high-end tools from GretagMacbeth, Monaco etc then this is a must-have. If you're not working at this level it is still a valuable source of information to help you understand the issues involved. For an introductory, less theoretical, book then Andrew Rodney's 'Color Management for Photographers' is probably easier to digest, but the two books should be considered as complementary. Start with Andrew's ... Read More: Rating: - The book on color management6 months ago I used photoshop but never really bothered much about color management, now I'm getting serious about my photography I was looking why my images lacked the pop of many pro photos, why did I get strange colour casts on my prints, how come sharp slides came out flat and what can I do about it. This book is a pleasure to read,(you may need to read it several times) from a well respected authors, it puts into perspective all the arguments from the rabid colour management gurus to experts who don't see a need for colour management, but lets you work out your own opinion. It is also a goldmine of information on the subject showing how you can be more methodical about your approach to workflows. It is equally good for RGB ... Read More: |
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