Skip to main content

⚠️ Please note that this topic or post has been archived. The information contained here may no longer be accurate or up-to-date. ⚠️

Nikon D750 Skin tones brownish - other option?

Permanently deleted user
Hi guys,
I love C1 but so many times I have brownish look to images that is hard to get rid off. When I use LR images (portrait) images look more realistic skin wise. I have started using Portrait ICC in C1 and it helps a lot but I still have issues with brownish color.

I sent an email to support but no fix. Does anyone use a D750 and use a different camera setting in C1 for better results?
Thanks
0

Comments

6 comments

Date Votes
  • George Barron
    I have a D750 and have been using CO for a few months now. I do not shoot portraits per se but have not noticed a brown cast in any of my shots with people in them.
    0
  • paintbox
    In the ICC dropdown, try Effects/No Color Correction.

    Keep in mind you don't have to use the 750 profile, its just what they suggest you use. You may find another profile that suits the particular photo better.
    0
  • SFA
    [quote="Keano12" wrote:
    Hi guys,
    I love C1 but so many times I have brownish look to images that is hard to get rid off. When I use LR images (portrait) images look more realistic skin wise. I have started using Portrait ICC in C1 and it helps a lot but I still have issues with brownish color.

    I sent an email to support but no fix. Does anyone use a D750 and use a different camera setting in C1 for better results?
    Thanks


    When you write "sent an email to support but no fix" ....

    Do you mean you did not hear anything back or that you did but no suggestions were offered?

    Or do you mean that you raised a Support Case but nothing of use for your particular problem came from that?

    Grant
    0
  • NN635770922769309595UL
    Try this and see if it works better for you:

    Color > Base characteristics, then set ICC profile = Nikon D750 Generic, and Curve = Portrait
    0
  • Benjamin Liddle
    Have you tried customizing the look of your camera's profile, per this blog post?


    The color editor is fully capable of tweaking color (especially skin tone!) and saving it out as an icc profile, which can then be used under the Base Characteristics tab and set as the default for that camera. It's quite powerful.
    0
  • dredlew
    Works fine for my images with the D750 profile and Portrait curve. I don't see any info provided but I'm just assuming you have a decent monitor that's also calibrated, with C1 soft-proofing it to sRGB. Maybe posting some test shots would help see what you are describing.
    0

Post is closed for comments.