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C.O.P. and Photoshop Cs2 color and sharpness differences..

Jerryzielinsky
Hi,
I red few topic in case that few people can't mach the same result during export pic. from Captur One Pro to photoshop.
I'm try change color management mant times and I have stiil differences.
Please ... can enybody help me just step by step calibrated this two great software ? I don't want put COP to trash - it's look very well but not export my photos as I make ... I'm think that I will crazy without help !!!!
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my color management setings in Capture One Pro :
CAMERA PRODUCT : NIKON D70
CAMERA PROFILE: PHASE ONE H 10-6M PRODUCT FLASH
V Only show Phase One camera setings

OUTPUT DESTINATION ( WORKING SPACE):
ADOBE RGB(1998)

WEB DESTINATION
SRGB IEC61966-2.1

PROOF DESTINATION
ADOBE RGB(1998)

MONITOR PROFILE:
SRGB IEC61966-2.1


In Photoshop I have such Color setings:

Setings : Phase One Workflow
cmyk:Offset print - euro catalog
Gray: Gamma2.2
Spot:Dot Gain 20%

Color management Policies
RGB:Preserve Embedded Profiles
CMYK:Preserve Embedded Profiles
GRAY:Preserve Embedded Profiles


That's all what I know... Help me ! 😭 😭 😭 😭
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  • Marty C
    From what I see in your settings, you have two things wrong. In CS2 change the Euro CMYK profile to Adobe 1998. These should be identicle if you want the image to come into PS looking the same as CO. If you are outputting in CMYK you can use convert to profile after bringing in the image.

    Your monitor does not look like it is calibrated, if you are using the SRGB profile from PS. I would go to the control panel and then to display and see what profile your monitor is using and then apply that to CO. In the event that your monitor is not calibrated I strongly suggest you calibrate your system.
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  • Jerryzielinsky
    Hi Thanks for reply...
    I just end my war with photoshop ..
    I change this parameter:

    Color management Policies
    RGB:Preserve Embedded Profiles
    CMYK:Preserve Embedded Profiles
    GRAY:Preserve Embedded Profiles

    and put changes like this :
    Color management Policies
    RGB:Convert to working RGB
    CMYK:of
    GRAY:of

    .. now I have similar efect but still without sharpnes as I change in Capture One PRo ...

    again ask.. anybody can help me step by step set the right setings ??
    P L E A S E !!! help ❗️
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  • Anonymous
    Run the .exe file that came with the Installer. This will set the Photoshop settings to what Phase One recommends.
    See Knowledge Base article # 1996
    http://support.phaseone.com/KB/Home/Sea ... nguageID=1

    Also see the recent articles regarding Color Management at the Knowledge Base at the web site under Support > Contact Support > Tech Support Questionshttp://support.phaseone.com/Global/contact_support.aspx

    When you have a Session of D70 images loaded, and a Thumbnail is selected, the correct camera profile of Nikon D70 will be set from the EXIF data.

    As Marty C , don't make comparisons unless you have a Calibrated Monitor and have the created profile selected in Capture One; and you are Soft Proofing in Photoshop with the exact same profile. To do otherwise would be a failed comparison.

    Regards,
    kc
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  • Jerryzielinsky
    Thnx 😊
    I have now identical colour palete capture one pro / Photoshop ...
    BUT... STILL haven't the same sharpness as I decrase in Capture one Pro .. It's cam be identical or not ??
    Why COP have so stupid and difficult tools ....
    It's my last chance ...help, HELP, H E L P !!!

    Sharpnes is only little decreased - don't look as in COP.

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  • Anonymous
    Jerryzielinsky,

    There are several Sharpening softwares available out there and none of the settings have the exact same effect upon an image.
    Amount - how much contrast between pixels
    Threshold - the higher the # the LESS that is sharpened in the image
    You can either sharpen in Capture One, Photoshop, or another application but comparing between is illogical on a monitor.

    To truly assess sharpening results, always analyze prints.

    Capture One allows you to establish Default sharpening applied to all images processed equally, to adjust using the slider tools at the Focus tab, or to process without any sharpening... how versitile is this ?

    The majority of users have found Capture One to be quite intuitive and accommodating to a wide variety of workflows. The Tools can be as simple or as sophisticated as you want to make them.
    This program has been built For Professional Photographers with the direct input and testing By Professional Photographers. The result has been Capture One's biggest strength in it allows for the most efficient workflow possible with the highest image quality.

    Regards,
    kc
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  • Jerryzielinsky
    Keith, Thnx again for explain...
    I don't know if I'm professional photographer or not 😊) it's no matter in this case I think,
    I use Nikon Capture 4 and what I change in this Nef ( Raw) converter I have in other aplication as Photoshop or ACD and ext... but it's so slow ..... I havent time for it 😊

    I can't convert my pictures and start other work with it in other aplication in form as I make it in Capture One Pro - maybe it's not exactly compatibile - or I just can't do it ! - because still don't know how ?

    I try use file CMSInstaler ( setupcolors.exe) which is with download fle COP and try chance colour profile in my Photoshop - I still have not results which I would like.

    I sitting few days and try - without succes,
    ...nobody can help me, but try - as you..
    Thanks again..
    ...it's to complicated 😊
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  • Jerryzielinsky
    hm..
    I'm know what is Amount and Threshold very well - I mean about pictures before proces and save immage 😡

    So, no I start read instructions again... this program like me to much to stop 😕
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