Superior Color Saturation with LAB
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ronbigelow
Registered: Jul 05, 2005
Total Posts: 214
Country: United States

Want to find out how to use the LAB color space to create a superior saturation? Check out my latest video “Improved Saturation with LAB” at:

http://ronbigelow.com/videos/videos.htm

Ron Bigelow
http://ronbigelow.com

hugh
Registered: Jan 09, 2002
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Neat-O. Thanks for another addition to the tool box.

hugh


Henry W
Registered: Oct 23, 2003
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Thanks, again, Ron.


Tim ONeill
Registered: Feb 06, 2003
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Thanks Ron. I always learn from your web site.


JimFox
Registered: Jan 11, 2005
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Hey Ron,

Cool stuff. I definately appreciate you letting us know when you have come up with something new.

Jim


bshamilton
Registered: Aug 28, 2005
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Thanks much, Ron. Good stuff!

Barry


paulhodson
Registered: Jul 22, 2003
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What a resource you are.


UCSB
Registered: Jan 10, 2006
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Great stuff ... enjoyed the videos ... thanks!


JDeV
Registered: Jan 27, 2006
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Ron, I bookmarked your site...what a great resource. I have a question and I hope it's not a dumb one If I process my image using LAB for the added saturation, and then save as a tif to print or a jpeg for the web. Do I also save the tif in RGB and the jpeg in sRGB like I've always done? Would this negate the saturation I achieved using LAB in the first place? Thanks.

Jon


UCSB
Registered: Jan 10, 2006
Total Posts: 4009
Country: United States

JDeV wrote:
Ron, I bookmarked your site...what a great resource. I have a question and I hope it's not a dumb one If I process my image using LAB for the added saturation, and then save as a tif to print or a jpeg for the web. Do I also save the tif in RGB and the jpeg in sRGB like I've always done? Would this negate the saturation I achieved using LAB in the first place? Thanks.

Jon

After making your adjustments in LAB, you need to convert back to RGB. It does not negate the saturation.


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