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HasselbladAt The Studio
Each file was processed from raw to the best of my ability. Neither file was processed in either Canon's or Phase One's software, but rather in either Lightroom 2.1 for the P45+ file or a beta version of another raw processor, which I prefer to Canon's software. I suppose it would have been more appropriate to use each maker's software, but I used what I prefer to work with, and in any event, the differences would likely have been a quibble.
I tried to match colour as best I could, but I didn't really sweat it too much. Different sensors reproduce colours differently, and without producing custom profiles there's not much to be done about it – and the difference wouldn't have materially affected the results in any event. I simply tried to make each print look as good as I could.
Each file was processed from raw to the best of my ability. Neither file was processed in either Canon's or Phase One's software, but rather in either Lightroom 2.1 for the P45+ file or a beta version of another raw processor, which I prefer to Canon's software. I suppose it would have been more appropriate to use each maker's software, but I used what I prefer to work with, and in any event, the differences would likely have been a quibble.
I tried to match colour as best I could, but I didn't really sweat it too much. Different sensors reproduce colours differently, and without producing custom profiles there's not much to be done about it – and the difference wouldn't have materially affected the results in any event. I simply tried to make each print look as good as I could.
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