Advanced Color Workflows for Photographers with Joe Brady

Advanced Color Workflows for Photographers with Joe Brady

Advanced Color Workflows for Photographers with Joe Brady

In photography, a color-managed workflow makes it easier to obtain consistent-looking color in every phase of the process: when you're editing photos on screen, printing them on an inkjet printer, or having them printed by a commercial lab.

In this course, Joe Brady builds on his Color Management Fundamentals course, focusing on color-management issues of specific interest to photographers. After a review of digital-color concepts, the course explores creating color profiles for each device in the digital photography workflow, from monitor to printer, to camera. Joe demonstrates the tools and techniques behind color profiling, even covering tablets—ideal for photographers using iPads or Android tablets as wireless remote controls.
Topics include:

What gear can and should be profiled?

  • Comparing color spaces
  • Choosing a monitor
  • Profiling your monitor
  • Paper-profiling devices
  • Profiling iOS and Android devices
  • Soft proofing

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Advanced Color Workflows for Photographers with Joe Brady