Digital Light & Color

I think since PWP8 will open DNG anyone wanting the benefits of Adobe's DCP can just use the Adobe DNG converter and convert their raw files to DNG and then open in PWP8....That should essentially bake in the settings from the DCP I would think??? Now if they want to use a custom DCP then maybe that...

I really just did it as an exercise (convert the DCP to ICC). I think many people want access to them as they deliver the "Adobe" processing and colors to the edit but they might be restricted to ICC. I usually rely on ICC files. I have a target and use Argyll. I only recently discovered t...

With Dcamprof you can convert the DCP file to json file which is readable text and the format used to convert to an icc file...

Here is the base DCP from adobe for the Pixel 3axl phone. I tweaked it in Adobe DCP Profile editor and saved it out to json with Dcam....

These files are generally dual illuminant. Other lighting conditions are interpolated from them...usually d65 and tungsten for DCP vs D50 for ICC files. Some of the best info on DCP files, manipulating , converting to icc etc comes from an open source program Dcamprof..http://rawtherapee.com/mirror/...

Thanks Johnathan...let me know if you need any other info.....its basically a cc24 with rows 1 and 3 running in the opposite order ...I have used it to create a profile not sure of the nuance or difference using match reference ....I'll have to take a closer look. I just recently came across the pro...

Jonathan, I have a Spyder Checker24. It is basically the same as a 24 patch X-rite CC24 but row1 and row 3 are inverted in direction so a slight remapping is needed and the reference values are slightly different. I have modified your reference file and simply choose as if I have the standard color ...

Thanks so much for the example.....makes sense now....

I would love to see how you create and apply this I am not sure exactly how this mask is created and how you use it???

It can often shift the colors...easy to get way too heavy handed with it but it can deepen and really help those washed out photos...

Wow that sounds amazing...this is a really cool concept and way more utility than an old school history stack...well done...