Archive for the 'Coloratti' category
Svalbard Islands – Arctic Photography With The ColorChecker Passport Photo 2
by Dave Mobbs – May 27th, 2020
By Coloratti Francesco De Marco The purpose of my trip was to better document the Arctic landscapes of the Svalbard Islands. I thought I’d share with you my experiences of photographing in such a harsh environment and how I… Read more
Coloratti Profile – Erik Colombo
by Dave Mobbs – May 4th, 2020
Hello, my name is Erik Colombo and as an X-Rite Coloratti, I will give you an overview of my career, from my first interest in photography, to how I turned it into a professional career. First camera After completing my… Read more
X-Rite i1Photo Pro 3: our personal photo assistant – Guest blog post by Coloratti Francesco Gola
by Alexandra Ilie – March 2nd, 2020
It’s 3:30am and the printer just stopped making sounds. In the air the soft music of Ludovico Einaudi fills the room and my cup of coffee is almost empty. I love printing at night, it’s like everything is happening in… Read more
Coloratti Photos of the Week – November 2019 location shots
by Alexandra Ilie – November 29th, 2019
This month we wanted to feature photos that our Coloratti took in some spectacular locations. Choosing the right location for a shoot is one of the most important concerns when it comes to creating beautiful, professional results, especially when it’s… Read more
Coloratti Photo of the Week – Autumn, October 2019
by Alexandra Ilie – October 31st, 2019
It’s the last Thursday of October and it already feels like the last Thursday of autumn, as the weather is already turning so brisk as to only qualify for “Winter” status. But it’s definitely gorgeous outside. As William Cullen Bryant… Read more
Coloratti Photo of the Week – September 2019
by Alexandra Ilie – September 30th, 2019
Portrait photography can be one of the most challenging forms of photography. Capturing a photo that appears natural and conveys the subject’s personality is a skill that takes patience and lots of practice. From choosing the right gear, finding the… Read more
Coloratti Photo of the Week – Summer- August 2019
by Alexandra Ilie – September 4th, 2019
We hope you all had a wonderful, sunshine-filled summer! In August we’ve been busy collating the most inspiring summer shots by our Coloratti Ambassadors. This month we featured photos from Piotr Piatek, Sandra Bartocha, Rafa Irusta, and Clay Cook. Let’s… Read more
My ColorChecker Classic XL Workflow – Ratko Asanovic
by Dave Mobbs – July 12th, 2019
Every camera captures color differently. There are many reasons why; it could be its sensor or perhaps how the camera handles white balance, or it might even be a cameras image processor. Every lens will react differently. Whatever the reason for… Read more
X-Rite Coloratti Photo of The Week – June
by Alexandra Ilie – June 27th, 2019
Every last Thursday of the month we look back at the images we shared on Facebook and Twitter and reveal the stories behind the Coloratti Photos of the Week. It seems like the pictures have absolutely nothing in common but… Read more
Introducing the Latest Additions to our ColorChecker Family!
by Dave Mobbs – June 18th, 2019
Can you believe it’s been over 40 years since the original ColorChecker Classic was created? Since then the Classic has been instrumental in helping photographers and filmmakers ensure that their color is perfect from the moment they capture the image.… Read more
Stripping back the Colour: Getting back back to basics with Colour Management – Ross Grieve
by Dave Mobbs – May 17th, 2019
I am guilty; I used to calibrate (or try to) my monitor by holding a print next to the screen. Our eyes are very good, but they are not that good at perfecting colour. The first time you custom white… Read more
X-Rite Coloratti Photo of the Week – April
by Alexandra Ilie – April 25th, 2019
April is coming to an end, which means it’s time to find out more about the Coloratti images we featured on our Facebook and Twitter accounts this month. In April, we shared photos from our Coloratti: Ross Grieve, George Jardine,… Read more
