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I had been using a Levels Layer to correct colour by taking samples with the Colour Sampler Tool from four of the grey scale patches on the Gretag CC and then adjusting the channels individually.
Someone suggested that I should try a Curves Layer instead. I did and the results are astonishing. In Levels, when it got to the fine tuning stage in each channel, the R/G/B levels in one sample started to affect those in another. However, in Curves this doesn’t seem to happen. So, the tonal range is noticably greater and the colour is a lot more accurate. (I shoot mostly fine art for catalogue.)
However, the Colour Sampler Tool only allows me to take four samples and there are six grey scale patches on the Gretag CC. I’d like to be able to use all of them.
What is the best way of doing this?
Many thanks.
Denis
Someone suggested that I should try a Curves Layer instead. I did and the results are astonishing. In Levels, when it got to the fine tuning stage in each channel, the R/G/B levels in one sample started to affect those in another. However, in Curves this doesn’t seem to happen. So, the tonal range is noticably greater and the colour is a lot more accurate. (I shoot mostly fine art for catalogue.)
However, the Colour Sampler Tool only allows me to take four samples and there are six grey scale patches on the Gretag CC. I’d like to be able to use all of them.
What is the best way of doing this?
Many thanks.
Denis
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