Eddie Tapp - who has written 10 posts on The Digital Photo Experience.
Eddie Tapp is an award-winning photographer, lecturer, consultant, and author on digital imaging issues. With over 25 years of experience in computer technology, Eddie has been actively involved in educating and consulting corporations, studios and agencies in the applications of digital imaging workflow, color management, pre-press and digital photography globally through workshops, seminars, on-site consulting and training. He's the author of Photoshop Workflow Setups and Practical Color Management, the first two in a series, Eddie Tapp on Digital Photography, published by O'Reilly Media. http://eddietapp.com
[Editors Note: This article brings "The Edge of Light" week with Eddie Tapp to a conclusion. I hope you enjoyed these articles and that you got something from them. We would love to hear your thoughts on this series and if you'd like to see more like it. You can share your thoughts with us [...]
Continue reading...May 21, 2010
[Editors Note: This week we have Eddie Tapp on a weeklong series titled "The Edge of Light" which is a series of articles on seeing light. We'll have one article day starting today Sunday, and continuing all the way thru Saturday!]
Pocket of Light
Easy to find inside a tunnel but more difficult to see the light [...]
May 20, 2010
[Editors Note: This week we have Eddie Tapp on a weeklong series titled "The Edge of Light" which is a series of articles on seeing light. We'll have one article day starting today Sunday, and continuing all the way thru Saturday!]
The 20 degree rule
Sunsets will naturally have a warmer color temperature while a sunrise will [...]
May 19, 2010
[Editors Note: This week we have Eddie Tapp on a weeklong series titled "The Edge of Light" which is a series of articles on seeing light. We'll have one article day starting today Sunday, and continuing all the way thru Saturday!]
If we could see light in the physical sense (such as we see a mass [...]
May 18, 2010
As a professional photographer, I sometimes look for the shadow before anything else especially when shooting a product or portrait. I’ve had clients ask me if I could get rid of the shadow. My first though is why didn’t I use a flash on camera, actually my first thought is “are you kidding…? Shadow creates [...]
Continue reading...May 17, 2010
Seeing light and transforming this visual awareness into how the digital chip will see light is something we learn from experience. Consider the ingredients that will determine this from your camera’s settings (My Menu or Picture Style etc.) where you establish the contrast, sharpness, saturation, color tone, filter effect and even color space for a [...]
Continue reading...May 16, 2010
[Editors Note: This week we have Eddie Tapp on a weeklong series titled "The Edge of Light" which is a series of articles on seeing light. We'll have one article day starting today Sunday, and continuing all the way thru Saturday!]
We’ve all heard the phrase “See The Light” which takes on the meaning of finally [...]
March 31, 2010
White balancing in LR is fast, easy and synchronize-able.
The Quick Develop options in the Library module offers instant presets along with Temperature & Tint controls.
My favorite click white balancing tool is the XRite Color Checker Passport. Besides setting a preset or custom white balance in camera, I hardly ever shoot anything these days without at [...]
Continue reading...December 18, 2009
Lets start with a few words of wisdom
Consistency is the key, color management is a means.
Generate consistency in these three areas of the digital workflow: Input, Process and Output.
There are 3 stages of color management to master:
Working with and establishing Color Space Profiles
Calibrating and Profiling Equipment
Converting Color Space Profiles to Output Profiles
Today I’m going to [...]
Continue reading...December 7, 2009
For my first article on The Digital Photo Experience, I thought I would start with an introduction to what is color management, via this screencast.
Enjoy.
May 22, 2010
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