Brown hare (Lepus europaeus) (IV)

[Jonathan Ashton]

• OM Digital Solutions OM-1
• OLYMPUS M.150-400mm F4.5 TC
• ƒ/5.6
• 259mm
• 1/2500s
• ISO 1600
• Jon Ashton ARPS{^HTON jj*****^*
• Flash not fired
• Tue, 07 March 2023 1:57 PM
• DxO PureRAW 3

Here's another shot of "Harvey" I think colours are ok I pulled the overall exposure back and lowered the highlights.
Focal Length (35 mm conversion) : 518.0mm
ISO : 1600
Exposure compensation : +0.7 EV
Exposure mode : Manual exposure
Shutter : 1/2500 sec
F number : F5.6

ACR/PSCC

 

[Jonathan Ashton]

I must admit I am a little confused, I am looking at the image 24hr later and I see different colours to the ones I thought I had posted! The hare appears to be to orange and the grass perhaps has too much blue in it? My PC is located in a temporary position, we have still not moved into the new house yet maybe things will settle down when I have relocated the PC and screen. My browser is google Chrome and I have used force color profile to sRGB.

 

[Gabriela Plesea]

Hello Jon!

Lovely pose from the subject and nice POV.

Have you tried viewing this image and your previous one side by side, I think it will help you figure out the colour dilemma. To me the previous image was spot-on, see if you can apply the same 'treatment' here:w3

PS. Not sure what you mean by 'force colour profile'? :tinysmile_shy_t:

Warmest regards,

 

[Andreas Liedmann]

Hi Jon another nice Harvey shot ... I do like again the head on approach of him .
Taking your words about tone and color .... this got nothing to do with your set up of your screen or machine . Regardless of the position in a dark or light environment .... it is just you who is fiddling and creating multiple versions of one image and get lost in all the images . To check your colors , regardless of your screen set up ... use the color sampler tool and check the read outs to identify any " false " colors . Quite easy ...

If you have a lot of images taken from one shoot ... i.e. Harvey , just copy color settings from one to the other .... easy , and you will have consistent colors on the whole series of images .

You leaving me puzzled with Google Chrome forcing into something weird .... I think will show colors by default in sRGB , but I might be well wrong . At least I do not fiddle with my browser no nmatter which browser I do use .

Cheers Andreas

 

[Jonathan Ashton]

Hi Jon another nice Harvey shot ... I do like again the head on approach of him .
Taking your words about tone and color .... this got nothing to do with your set up of your screen or machine . Regardless of the position in a dark or light environment .... it is just you who is fiddling and creating multiple versions of one image and get lost in all the images . To check your colors , regardless of your screen set up ... use the color sampler tool and check the read outs to identify any " false " colors . Quite easy ...

If you have a lot of images taken from one shoot ... i.e. Harvey , just copy color settings from one to the other .... easy , and you will have consistent colors on the whole series of images .


You leaving me puzzled with Google Chrome forcing into something weird .... I think will show colors by default in sRGB , but I might be well wrong . At least I do not fiddle with my browser no nmatter which browser I do use .

Cheers Andreas

You are absolutely right Andreas, I have just checked my ACR color settings and PSCC settings......they were not consistent!:e3