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That picture is Photoshopped, every fool who knows something about photo manipulation can see that from a mile.
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I disagree. Colorimetry is very funny. Even teleconferencing can portray copious amounts of colorimetry, with a decent plasma calibrated close to 6,500. Like a Fujitsu 61" conveys tons of color info using a decent VC portal like www.omniscreen.com
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That Dan Marino picture is photoshopped, no one said the contrary, there are one dozen elements to it, but all except the new crestron panel originated with other images taken within that room, the screen image included. Therefore it is valid.
The Marantz 3 chip screen shots from Jason convey the exact same colorimetry shift towards green that I saw on the dvd of Spiderman playing on the panasonic three chipper in my apartment. The eact same green shift I saw at the panasonic booth in infocomm, when I just said, agrrgh! Expressing repugnancy to that color push when in fact other 3 chippers where absent from that defect.
I don't know why the manufacturers of HT 3 chippers do not offer a Xenon option.
The Marantz 3 chip screen shots from Jason convey the exact same colorimetry shift towards green that I saw on the dvd of Spiderman playing on the panasonic three chipper in my apartment. The eact same green shift I saw at the panasonic booth in infocomm, when I just said, agrrgh! Expressing repugnancy to that color push when in fact other 3 chippers where absent from that defect.
I don't know why the manufacturers of HT 3 chippers do not offer a Xenon option.
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It has nothing to do with amount, but rather accuracy. Either the camera or the photographer makes assumptions about white balance(ie color temp). Then the image goes to photoshop, where further manipulations 'adjust' the balance, hue, saturation, etc. Then it goes to a display device, the vast majority of which are uncalibrated. Even the color temperature of the ambient light can effect the color balance. The other option is to print the file. Each printer needs to be calibrated for the color space of the photo, and the paper. Again room lighting may effect the color rendition of the displayed image.
Bottom line: You can't trust that the colors of a digital photograph are an accurate representation of the original image. .
| Originally posted by CINERAMAX I disagree. Colorimetry is very funny. Even teleconferencing can portray copious amounts of colorimetry, with a decent plasma calibrated close to 6,500. Like a Fujitsu 61" conveys tons of color info using a decent VC portal like www.omniscreen.com |
Bottom line: You can't trust that the colors of a digital photograph are an accurate representation of the original image. .
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