I know Passport recommends you shoot their target under each lighting conditions you use. I spoke with someone at DataColor when the SpyderCheckr came out and I was told you can shoot a SpyderCheckr and create a profile that can be used across all lighting conditions with that same body. Is this the case? I didn't like having to shoot the Passport under each lighting scenario I am under, but I found it worked consistently across almost all lighting conditions on the same profile.
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Christopher
On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 4:11 PM, C D Tobie <CDTobie@...> wrote:
Those of you involved with digital photography may find this interesting. It also has some info about the latest Nikons at the end, so its not totally Canon-centric.C. David Tobie
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