Ivan Ionov
8th June 2005, 01:05 PM
Hi to all!
When I tried CaptureOne with canon 300d, I was very impressed with results and convenience of the programm. :)
But with my new Canon 350d I've found a problem with color balance. Can someone say - is it a problem with my camera, or with CaptureOne?
Here is a daylight shot example. When I set color balance to 'cloudy' in Canon Digital Photo Professional, I achieve rather good results.
http://ionovy.fatal.ru/c1_colors/dpp.jpg
But when I set color balance to 'cloudy' in CaptureOne v.37, I'm getting picture with strong blue color shift.
http://ionovy.fatal.ru/c1_colors/c1_cloudy.jpg
To make picture rather neutral and natural I need to use rather strange color temperature and tint.
http://ionovy.fatal.ru/c1_colors/c1_normal.jpg
You can compare color temperature with one in Adobe Camera Raw convertor.
http://ionovy.fatal.ru/c1_colors/acr_normal.jpg
If it helps, here is a link to this sample raw file.
http://ionovy.fatal.ru/c1_colors/_MG_0102.CR2
When I tried CaptureOne with canon 300d, I was very impressed with results and convenience of the programm. :)
But with my new Canon 350d I've found a problem with color balance. Can someone say - is it a problem with my camera, or with CaptureOne?
Here is a daylight shot example. When I set color balance to 'cloudy' in Canon Digital Photo Professional, I achieve rather good results.
http://ionovy.fatal.ru/c1_colors/dpp.jpg
But when I set color balance to 'cloudy' in CaptureOne v.37, I'm getting picture with strong blue color shift.
http://ionovy.fatal.ru/c1_colors/c1_cloudy.jpg
To make picture rather neutral and natural I need to use rather strange color temperature and tint.
http://ionovy.fatal.ru/c1_colors/c1_normal.jpg
You can compare color temperature with one in Adobe Camera Raw convertor.
http://ionovy.fatal.ru/c1_colors/acr_normal.jpg
If it helps, here is a link to this sample raw file.
http://ionovy.fatal.ru/c1_colors/_MG_0102.CR2