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I'm not sure whether to post this in lighting or post, but I figure this group makes more sense.
I honestly don't do a great deal of photoshop anymore, not in the last several years at least. But in photoshop, or outside of it (preferably outside of it), is there a common filter to reverse modern light sources? I'm using an upgraded version of a beleuchtungschalttafel-3000L and the CL-840-P215 panel, the spectral response is something like:
http://www.intematix.com/uploads/files/chromalit_datasheet.pdf
page 6, second graph, red line.
Lightroom has some basic color adjustment but is not very usable for anything this dramatic since it is a hard cutoff at each color. I'd like to be able to enter about 6 points on the adjustment graph and than have it approximate the rest of the graph using splines or something similar. The main problem is the valley around 480nm, I obviously cannot use gels as that would cut the efficiency way down (it needs to stay bright and portable).
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