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Monday
Nov102014

diptych # 106 / civilized ku # 2824 ~ redux

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Friday and Saturday ~ Lake Placid, NY - in the Adirondack PARK / Montreal, Quebec, CA• click to embiggen
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WIlensky's counter girl ~ Montreal, Quebec, CA • click to embiggen
The pictures in the previous entry (see the entry below this) were processed on the road on my MacBook Air. I finally downloaded PS and LR to the laptop and I used both to process the files.

It was my bad to ignore any attempt at calibrating the laptop screen and hence the reason for this redux entry. There is a considerable difference in color and tonal range between the laptop processing and that which I performed today at home on my desktop machine.

That written, I am not a fan of LR (understatement), especially so since I have been using Irident Developer since forever. The second processing go-around started with ID and finished in PS. I can put ID on the laptop but there is another issue with the laptop ...

... the display (screen) is not a Retina display and it is very viewing-angle sensitive, meaning that there is a considerable difference in lightness / darkness values of an image dependent upon the viewing angle . The correct value is only visible within a very narrow viewing angle range.

Consequently, it would seem that I can obtain much better on-the-road picture processing using my iPad and a couple image processing apps. At least, until I decide to acquire a MacBook Pro with Retina display which is an extremely low probability event inasmuch as I have no pressing need for on-the-road high end processing.

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