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Trouble understanding C1 CM settings

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  • Anonymous
    JohnnyB,

    Review this Forum discussion on color management:

    http://forum.phaseone.com/viewtopic.php?t=2747


    Your meta data indication of color space only pertains to in-camera processed image files = JPEGs so you're correct ... Raw IS Raw

    For the D200, there are 2 profiles to choose as default in color management settings. Generic or Portrait The set profile will always load by the meta data that identifies the camera as D200


    Regards,
    k c
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  • JohnnyB
    I had already read the post you provided a link to before I posted by question. I feel my question is not addressed there. I am not trying to softproof an output device like a printer. I just want to consistently work in Adobe RGB (1998). If I want to softproof, I'll do it in Photoshop after I edit the image there.

    The problem I'm having really only occurs when I get a histogram that looks different in Photoshop than it did in my RAW converter. Ensuring that these histograms are consistent would seem to be the "core business" of any RAW converter.

    Can you explain what causes this difference in the shape of the histogram of the same image in different applications? (I don't think there's a mistake in my Color Management settings, whether in C1 Pro or in Photoshop.)

    I assume that the "conversion" that takes place upon processing and opening in Photoshop (does an actual "conversion" take place?) must be responsible for the difference.

    In photoshop you can choose to "assign" a profile to an image that has no color space associated to it, or you can "convert" an image's color space to a different one if a color space is assigned to it. What actually happens in C1 Pro? It would make sense if the selection of a certain camera profile in C1 Pro is equivalent to "assigning" a color profile in Photoshop. The subsequent processing of an image and sending it to an image editor would then be more like a "conversion" (again in Photoshop terminology).

    Is this a correct representation of what C1 Pro does with color profiles between the importing of the file and the processing and exporting of it?
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