changing profiles - does it affect queued images

Paul2

• 2. September 2006 14:21

I'm using C1 to process my P45 files, and build up a queue of images for processing later using my normal color profile 'outdoor daylight', but... then come across an image that needs the 'flash' profile, so I change that in the color menu, and put that in the wait queue.
does the profile change also change what is waiting in the queue, and everything is then processed to that profile, or is each individual image locked at the profile applied at the moment when it was queued?

also is there a page somewhere explaining the difference between the easy black and easy grey profiles - its a bit confusing.

thanks.

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  Christopher

  • 3. September 2006 19:15

  As for the first part of your question. I just did a quick experiment, took one picture queued it, then changed to a visually different profile and queued the same image a second time. Then ran the queue. The images were rendered differently. I've found that most settings are stored when the image is queued (at first to my disgust, but now to my delight after I learned to take advantage of the feature).
  
  And the last part: The easy grey and easy black profiles take colors that are very near to grey or black and render them neutrally. So if there are any color casts due to variances in lighting or product dyes the "easy" profiles will remove these spurious colors. The 3.7.4 tech bulletin gives some examples: http://www.phaseone.com/upload/co374tec ... eenres.pdf

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