instructions on using color passport?
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Install software + latest updates if any. Place the open passport in your scene with the lighting level - either outdoors in natural light or indoors in studio light. Take shots with the passport prominently positioned with all the color chips in sharp focus at normal settings and preferably in RAW format. Take additional images if the light changes - clouds, sun, overcast etc so that you have one good image in each lighting situation. Take all the additional shots you want. Upload your RAW images into Lightroom converting them to DNG format. Select the image(s) with the Passport prominently featured for each lighting condition. Drag the DNG image into the open Passport program and the app will "read" all the color chips and will set the proper white point and you can create a specific color profile for those particular lighting conditions. Name it and save it. This same profile can then be used for every future image in those particular lighting conditions. Your white point will be automatically fixed for every image that fits that particular color profile. The sliders in Lightroom can be further tweaked to adjust the image to your particular taste. X-Rite has instructional tutorials and webinars on YouTube. It takes a lot longer to explain the process than to perform it. The ColorPassport does all the work to industry color standards. Using it conjunction with ColorMunki monitor calibration will ensure that your prints will match exactly to what you see on your monitor and your printing results will also match perfectly whether you make your own prints or send them out to a pro lab. X-Rite also has many excellent live webinars which are very useful. Hope this helps. It is an excellent product designed for pro standards.
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Look at YouTube for instructional videos and tutorials. It takes lots longer to explain the process than to actually do it!
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There are very complete instructions about using the ColorChecker Passport at http://xritephoto.com/ph_product_overview.aspx?id=1257. You, basically, include the Color Checker in your image, then use the provided software to correct the image in one of several photo-processing software programs in the computer. It's very convenient to get the best color corrections, but it works best if you shoot raw images and have photo processing software described.
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do a google search for instructions. They are in color and show more steps.
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An after though. You really can use any muted color as an accent if you wanted. Hope this helps.
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I am moderately colorblind and it is very difficult for me. The idea above of using a sharpie is one I will try.
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Start with light colors first so when you get to dark you can go over the light. You can play with texhniques and mKe it your own. Look at back of box. You will be mixing colors so have a palate or plate handy to mix. Have fun bringing your picture to life :)
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I apologize for the delay in responding as we have switched computer/email systems. These are sent directly from the warehouse so unfortunately I have no way of controlling or choosing which color you receive. If you need a specific one I would order from either a merchant fulfilled seller or one that specifies the color you need in their notes. Thanks for your interest.
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I have a green one & a blue one. Check with the retailer as to what colors they have in stock. Even if they only have 1 color, you can put address lables on yours & write the user's name on the lable so you can tell them apart easily.
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there are instructions on the side of the bottle. I have never followed them - just use common sense. many times have just added an ounce full strength and swirled it around - it will turn colors. put an ounce in and app 1 cup of hot water if you must mix it - that sounds about right - it is great stuff - works wonders . . . . .
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Sekonic will send you a free ColorChecker Passport after you submit a proof of purchase for the meter. The dealer you purchase the meter from must be authorized, if my memory serves.
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You can find English instructions on http://popoguide.lge.com/html/pd239/en/en_main.html
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Try going to www.idstronghold.com and view the passport sleeve. It should help you decide but the credit card holders alone are a great deal.
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Hey Elizabeth, the manual doesn't helpAnyways... Is small no pictures just small drawings and no color. I've learned everything about maxi cosi with youtube videos that teaches you everything you need! So don't waist time and good luck!!! ;) http://youtu.be/ULik67YiRFMIs not our base but is the same step by step! ;)
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Monitor calibrations are just that, they make sure your monitor has true colors. Then when you use the color checker passport to create your own profilel for the shoot your are doing, you can use lightroom or what other editing software you use, to be sure your shoot has colors "true" to the area you were shooting in. These systems work well together as I have both as well.
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The front of the box is in English, the back of the box is written in Japanese (a mix of kanji and katakana I think). I don't recall if there were much for instructions, but you don't need much. Just put the battery in and go. There are three color schemes, which are identified either on the box or you can find online. It always defaults to airplane mode, press the button for bus mode, press it again for office mode...and again to start over with airplane mode.
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Here is a link to a good set of instructions.http://www.orange-electronic.com/en/download/manual/orange_p412a(gps_map_r6.0).pdf
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There's no instructions in the box, but they can be found at RSVP International website under Product Use & Care tab; http://www.rsvp-intl.com/Links/USEcareInserts/PDFs/WMCS-GRY5_GCS_instr.pdf
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Just the ones of the Color Checker Passport color standards. Those files are used by the Color Munki software to create the camera profile files used in your RAW image processing and the Color Munki software expects .DNG format.