Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 13 October 2008
dPS is at it again. In two separate posts, they’ve outlined ten elements of composition in photography. Instead of looking at composition as a set of ‘rules’ to follow – I view it as a set of ingredients that can be taken out of the pantry at any point and used to make a great [...]
Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 17 April 2008
Ever have trouble working out color schemes for your web site, design pieces, or maybe even your living room decorating project? Check out this nifty little site right here. It’s called ColorSchemer and with a click of a mouse, it will show you all the related colors to work with the main color of your [...]
Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 8 May 2007
Ok. So we know what CMS is and why it’s important. Right? Just to refresh everyone–The goal of a Color Management System (CMS) is to provide color consistency and predictability between devices. The characterization of a device is also called its profile. Color profiles are custom-created for the device at hand to tell applications how [...]
Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 4 May 2007
Do these words bother anyone other than me? Color Management. This term can be so nebulous as to be confused with color calibration, color profiling or perhaps include both and all of the above. So for the next couple of days I’d like to devote some time to a discussion of color management. My first [...]
Posted by: Veronica Lynne on: 10 March 2007
Layers offers Four Methods to Remove Colorcast. You may recall an earlier post on Color Correction. In that post, it appears I have essentially combined methods two and three. This brings up the question, and now I’ll have to give it a try…Can the same (or similar) results be obtained by doing just step 2, [...]
