If you're shooting raw, in-camera colour space choice doesn't matter (i.e. My DSLR's, monitor and PS and LR are all set to work Me to have accurate color temp and tint settings for all finished Studio I do a custom white balance and shoot a color chartĪt the start of every session. Need to do a color balance when shooting RAW? In the I am also suprised to see people saying that there is no All the other cases, such as exporting to Alamy, I use LR only. To be honest, today I only use PS when I'm soft proofing to convert to an inkjet printer profile or for the odd advanced tasks that LR won't do, such as panorama, removal of objects, difficult color balance fix or for selective sharpening for web or print.
Of course this is considering you shoot RAW, as any self respecting photographer should do. Once you are ready to export, you’ll see a number of options and the first is export location. You need to be inside the library module in order to export your images. With LR you can go back at any time and edit the NEF any way you want (including crop wise, something you can't with TIFFs in PS) and then save it as wherever file type you need at every color space available. First things first, click on the export button in the library module of Lightroom. However, if you use LR you don't really need to save the TIFFs, you are just occupying a lot of extra disk space. Of course you have your workflow and if it works for you, great. Shoot and work on it to the highest resolution and color Of images and my able to retrevie any image from any Using this workflow allows me to go back to any set The only time I would drop an image to sRGB is when Selections to finish at 12 JPEG's to upload to Alamy. I save all NEF files to external drives and make my I work 90% of the time with NIKON 800's, shoot
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