Hello All,
I've been processing negatives with color perfect for a number of years. I now also use color perfect for my digital photographs as well. I much prefer it. Adobe Camera Raw and iPhone both introduce various contrast ratios and colors that are distinct to their software and the overall ubiquitous digital look. Color Perfect brings me much closer to sort of an en plein air type photography where the colors you see with your eye are closer to the ones in the print, and you can go back and forth between the real scene and the print.
I'm very much looking forward to testing out CP3 on my upgraded M3 laptop.
I read Christoph's remarks on collaborating with Dave, and I appreciate them. It reminds me of a friend who co-wrote a book with his friend. He was saying he'd written 80% of the words, and his friends was always late and short on his chapters. He took more chapters over himself, and then observed that he didn't mind at all, in the end, because 0% would have happened if it weren't for his friend.
I've posted some of my work here. some are processed with ColorPerfect others just snapshots--
https://www.instagram.com/ifulikexseey/
on.raw.photography
CP3: looks like magic, but is the opposite.
