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1  Technical Discussions / Camera Accessories / Re: Macro Ring Flash With A Stroboscopic Mode on: December 01, 2021, 09:53:07 AM
The stroboscopic mode will allow you to fire multiple flashes for the set duration. It is useful in exposing the movement of the subject. Thus, you can capture the subject in motion in a single frame, without stitching multiple images. You can capture images of flying bat in sequence at night, movement of a bouncing ball, etc.
2  Technical Discussions / Computer Software / Re: Difference in out of gamut in Qimage and Photoshop on: December 01, 2021, 09:48:35 AM
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Hello: I am fairly new to printing and I was wondering why Qimage shows gamut warning when in proofing when a printer profile is selected with print driver color correction set to none, but Photoshop and lightroom do not show a gamut warning with the same printer profile selected for soft proofing.
   
First of all, if you are using the matching printer profile from your printer brand download, or you make your own carefully, then ignore the soft proof as it is only a conversation piece. The  main soft proof gamut warnings are based on the paper choice and the ability of the paper to cope with the color demands.
Try it.
See the screen snaps showing the type of paper set, and how the choice of paper being most important.
Also make sure your printer  setting uses Rel Colorimetric or Perceptual.
Best bet, let your printer and the correct profile matching the paper make the print.
FredI

have to make extra posts to show the snaps. Size restrictions.

Thanks for this info Fred. I was also looking for it.
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