This color profile is dedicated to professional photographers, retouchers and agencies. Thanks to its specific characteristics, it preserves hue stability and keeps tones consistent even with variations in exposure or saturation.
These properties ensure that corrections made do not cause unexpected color deviations, providing accurate results.
The Linear Tone Curve allows you to reproduce all the information in the file without compressing it, thus offering a greater margin of control in the development stages in Adobe Camera RAW. In fact, this profile is an ideal starting point for dealing with complex shooting situations and for structuring a customized workflow while preserving the highest quality of information and control over the results.
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If you are looking for a color profile that provides tonal consistency, complete control and high-quality results, this profile is the perfect solution. With its color stability and ability to keep information intact, it is ideal for projects that require precision and a professional approach.
Due to its characteristics, this DCP color profile maintains hue stability and ensures that tones remain consistent even when exposure or saturation is changed. These qualities ensure that corrections do not cause unexpected color deviations, providing accurate and reliable results.
The tonal curve can be called standard, with typically soft contrast. This setting makes it possible to reproduce a wide range of information, optimizing the legibility of shadows without overdoing the contrast in highlights.
In the development of the profile, a specific desaturation was applied in order to achieve less density in saturated colors and to preserve the softer colors. Thus, being a modified development of the profile with specific features, it is an excellent starting point to combine with curve corrections in Adobe Camera RAW, and is particularly appreciated in portrait photography, where the skin tone remains neutral and bright, without unwanted alterations.
The profile is designed to faithfully reproduce scenes at 5500K, but also performs excellently in more complex situations, where the camera's automatic color temperature provides a reliable reference.
If you're looking for a profile that offers tonal stability and high-quality results in a variety of lighting conditions, this color profile is an ideal choice.
Due to its characteristics, this DCP color profile maintains hue stability and ensures color consistency even with significant variations in saturation. This means that corrections do not lead to unexpected color deviations, thus reducing color fluctuation.
The tone curve can be called "effective," since it reflects the contrast recorded during file analysis. It is created specifically for each camera using professional metering tools, which allows the entire tonal range of the sensor to be faithfully reproduced from the moment the profile is created.
Unlike flat or low-contrast curves, this curve offers a result that faithfully corresponds to the content of the file, but with a fuller, more contrasty rendition.
This profile is versatile and can be used in a variety of situations, providing a solid foundation for those who want to keep their workflow intact. It is especially suitable for professional photographers and retouchers who seek color consistency and a wide tonal range, offering an accurate representation of what is captured by the camera sensor.
If you are looking for a color profile that will provide stability and reliable results, this profile is an ideal choice.
Thanks to its unique features, this DCP color profile preserves hue stability and keeps tones consistent even with significant variations in exposure. This ensures that the corrections made do not produce unexpected deviations in the colors, providing accurate and reproducible results.
The tonal curve of this profile is called a digital standard, which means it matches the level of contrast considered in the creation of commonly used color profiles.
Over the years, this profile has become the most popular, gaining acclaim in all areas of photography. In this case, the new formulation not only improves its color rendition but also offers an additional level of control, as it preserves tonal consistency even when exposure varies, making it ideal for situations such as events and extreme lighting conditions.
If you are looking for a color profile that offers color stability, reliability and flexibility, this profile is the perfect choice. With its ability to maintain color fidelity and ensure predictable results, it is a great foundation for any photographer working with Adobe Camera RAW, Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Lightroom.
This color profile was created specifically for those who need high-impact images with bright colors.
It is particularly suitable for sports and landscape photography, as it not only aims to maintain color stability as saturation and exposure change also allows for a perceptual approach to image development.
The tonal curve of this profile has a strong contrast in the shadows and highlights, offering an experience closer to that of a slide film than traditional digital color profiles. This feature gives photographs a dynamic and vivid look, perfect for capturing the energy of sporting events or the grandeur of landscapes.
To create this profile, specific changes were made to the saturation table and to the behavior of the profile itself in different density areas in order to make it suitable for creating more saturated images.
If you are looking for a color profile that allows you to add drama and depth to your photographs, this profile is the ideal choice. Its high versatility makes it perfect for photographers who want a more creative approach and are not afraid to experiment to achieve bold, engaging images.
The black and white color profile is not a simple desaturation of the standard color profile, but rather a product created from scratch, based on a completely different reference. Its main characteristic is to behave similarly to the panchromatic films that have marked the history of black-and-white photography.
Unlike digital black-and-white sensors or desaturated color profiles, this profile not only considers colors based on density, but also based on saturation and chromaticity, thus giving it a unique and distinctive character, far from the classic look of digital black-and-white.
In this version it offers a flat, low-density image, requiring user intervention through the use of curves and contrasts. However, this also represents its strength: it allows the user to fully customize the tonal range, making it adaptable to all photographic needs.
If you are looking for a black and white color profile that reproduces the authentic effect of panchromatic films, but with the flexibility of digital, this profile is the ideal choice. Its versatility allows you to create images with a wide range of tones, from the softest and gentlest to the strongest and most contrasty effect, offering results tailored to your photographic style.