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the intensity, vibrance, or purity of color. More saturated colors look "deeper", while less saturated colors look faded or "washed out"
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How to process images to emulate mismatched color profiles?
Now to my question:
How can I achieve the same kind of saturation without doing these steps. … Specifically I am looking to design or find a LUT that applies the same kind of saturation on a Photoshop layer.
Any hints as to how to do this?
Thanks! …
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Inconsistent image viewing experience
I post-processed a RAW photo in Photoshop in 16bit in the ProPhoto color space and lastly exported it to an 8bit sRGB JPEG image.
Now the funny thing is that I experience different results depending …
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