How to use Adobe RGB (1998) profile instead EOS 300D generic

Nicolas NAVARRO

• 10. März 2005 09:34

Hello everybody,

Nobody has answered my previous post and i really do not know how to select Adobe RGB (1998) profile in the Camera Color Preference. I have an EOS 300D using Adobe RGB (1998) and the only two selection possible in the pop menu are EOS 300D generic and sunset profiles. I have tried to develop it and to select \"All\" but there is no Adobe RGB (1998) profile in the selection. I have also tried to copy a good Adobe RGB (1998) profile in /library/colorsync/profiles but with no success even after rerun of C1 Pro. I do not know why only few profiles are visible and others do not. Can every C1 Pro gourou help me please. I really appreciate help.

P.S. : I have posted a prevoius post to describe two problems i have had with the C1 Pro. There is no answer at all. Can you just let me observations about my problems. Thank you by advance.

Nicolas NAVARRO. ❓

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  Ulf Liljegren

  • 10. März 2005 12:47

  Nicolas
  
  Adobe1998 is a Workspace and not a camera profile.
  Choose one of the camera profiles and then develop to destination which you can setup to be Adobe1998.

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  Nicolas NAVARRO

  • 10. März 2005 15:00

  Hello,
  
  Thank you very much for your answers to my disapointed questions. I have commit a big mistake with my Adobe RGB (1998) and the camera profile. Very sorry but i discover all these new elements of photography. I have understand why this selection is not present in the menu... very sorry...
  
  I know that you are not a Canon representant but i have just a little question : when we choose Adobe RGB (1998) in the camera, we just replace the sRGB space color by a big one that is Adobe RGB (1998), ok ? But does this always signify that the profile is like (or the same) that Phase One EOS 300D \"generic\" or \"sunset\" ? Is there the only two choices we have ? It is not a remark but just a question.
  
  Thank you by advance for your answer elements.
  
  Sincerely yours,
  
  Nicolas NAVARRO.

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  Ulf Liljegren

  • 11. März 2005 13:08

  I believe (If any one knows better then please correct me) that the profile setting in the camera should only apply when you shoot JPG or TIF, this shoulde be completely irrelevant when shooting RAW.

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  Nicolas NAVARRO

  • 11. März 2005 13:51

  As i said in the subject, i thank you (very good Phase One moderator) for your help and for your helpfull lights. If someone wants to contribute by ading elements, i will read them with big interest.
  
  Sincerely yours,
  
  Nicolas NAVARRO.

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