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Practical Color Management by Eddie Tapp

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Book by Eddie Tapp

If you wish to understand the concept of color management in digital image editing, there is a book you can turn to.

“Practical Color Management� aims to make you understand and apply consistent color management theory, establish a color management-friendly workflow, and teach you to choose color spaces and calibrate and profile hardware.

It’s really all about making these work together – from the camera you use to take the picture, to the computer, to the software you use for editing such as Photoshop, to the monitor and the printer – all should perform together in one harmonious workflow. And color management is key to that.

“Practical Color Management� is authored by Photoshop Hall of Famer Eddie Tapp and published by O’Reilly (150 pages, $30).

[Via: CameraTown.com]

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