The critical image maker, photo editor, video editor, color grader and designer will learn in this blog to gain more control over what they see. How can you accurately and correctly perceive color and contrast at any time of day and every time?The key to reproducing accurate and repeatable color and contrast is a properly configured calibrated viewing environment. The paint color on your walls plays a big part in that too!
L*a*b* is a device-independent color model used as a reference because it approximates human vision.L* stands for lightness (on a scale of 0 (black) to 100 (white), a* for red (+/positive) to green (-/negative), and b* for yellow (+/positive) to blue (-/negative).
The critical image maker, photo editor, video editor, color grader and designer will learn in this blog to gain more control over what they see. How can you accurately and correctly perceive color and contrast at any time of day and every time? The key to reproducing accurate and repeatable color and contrast is a properly configured calibrated viewing environment. The paint color on your walls plays a big part in that too!
L*a*b* is a device-independent color model used as a reference because it approximates human vision. L* stands for lightness (on a scale of 0 (black) to 100 (white), a* for red (+/positive) to green (-/negative), and b* for yellow (+/positive) to blue (-/negative).
