Issue of custom tone curve

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• DNG Profile Editor, tone curve - question

  How to get rid of the "shadow hump" with the default Camera Raw tone curve?
  
  When you create custom profiles with the DNG Profile Editor (Chart Wizard), I usually choose 'Default Camera Raw' or 'Linear' as the base tone curve in the tone curve tab.
  
  Profiles with "linear tone curve" can sometimes be useful or not. which isn't the point here, however, the initial rendering in Camera Raw in Camera Raw default (as delivered, except different profile) is quite dark and dull. While the profiles with the default Camera Raw tone curve are too contrasty for my taste, still referring to the initial rendering in Camera Raw in Camera Raw default (as delivered, except different profile).
  
  What I understand, the curve tonal Camera Raw default includes 3 items which, in terms of language PV2010, are equivalent to: 50 brightness, contrast curve and 25 points: medium contrast. PV2013 it shows as zero/linear, however, it's just a matter of terminology.
  
  I want to get rid of the average curve Point contrast part, not in the profile, eliminating the gross default camera tone curve in the DNG Profile Editor format.
  
  Appreciate your advice how to proceed.
  
  Peter
  
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  Sorry for the tardy.

  Here's how: put this in a file dcpr:

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  Rob

• Camera tone curves, exposure and saturation profiles

  I use a home made camera profile, since the DNG Profile Editor was released. I much prefer the colors made by using a profile of a ColorChecker card for the provided profiles.

  My first profile was based on a photo taken using Adobe Standard, but I didn't like how the lighter tones looked washed out. So I created a curve custom in DNGPE, with a small dip in the upper half of the diagonal. Makes the lighter tones to colours .

  A few months later, I created a new curve point by default, with less of a boost in the light. This helped with detail in the sky .

  Recently, I realized that I'm adjusting the brightness slider a lot, and I realized that it is because the tone of my profile adjustment decreases the brightness of the mi-teintes. So, instead of setting the default to 60, I created another profile, with a tone adjustment higher in the medium and lower tones in lighter tones. Better default , but I am not satisfied by the lighter tones still .

  I think now, exposure down to about 1/3 tab to bring the color back in the faces of the people. I use a Nikon D300, and some people say that it tends to overexpose a little, but I'm shooting raw, and I would have not thought that it was a problem when it's not clipping.

  I use a default value of contrast of 25 and the average contrast curve points. When I slide the exposure down, I can see the histogram (ProPhoto) "no - bunching" at the upper end, and it seems to fit with the color back into the cheeks of the people.

  Help. I'm confused. Camera raw does something with a saturation at the top of the tone curve?

  Hi Yammer P, you cannot add an exhibition shifted on a profile directly, but as you know, you can have a + or - exposure correction built into a default by the camera, or a preset.

  On the other hand, pouvez have you a profile-specific tone curve. For example, in the DNG Profile Editor, you can use the second pane to change tone of a profile curve. So if the default highlights are a little light to your liking, you can change the profile curve to bring them down a bit. Then save the new profile.

  I understand what you're saying want to add a lighter areas overrun without the darker image overall. We do not have a control that does this directly, while others like the Saturation can help (as you discovered) if used moderately.

• on my lightroom tone curve does not appear

  When I started to develop a photo my lightroom used to have the option of tone curve while editing, but recently, whenever I open a photo to develop, tone curve does not appear. What I've done wrong?

  Right-click on the base Panel header and the following drop-down list will appear to turn on the tone curve.

  

• For RGB tone curve is missing for imported images of LR3 LR6

  Upgrade to LR6 (v6.3) and imported all the catalogs a version of LR3.  However, when I went to use the RGB tone curve, he wouldn't have come, the options of the menu is just not there.  It works with the images that I imported directly into LR6, but not those that were imported from the conversion of LR3 LR6.  What happened and how can I get this feature?

  LR 3 images were processed using a previous Version of process which did not include the RGB tone curves. In order to use the RGB tone curves, you need to upgrade the process Version to Version 2012 photo. Use the settings-> process of-> 2012. Please be aware that if you do this, it is likely going to change the appearance of your photos and you may have to re - edit the picture.

• In Lightroom tone curve adjustment tool responds very slowly.

  When I use the tone curve adjustment tool in Lightroom, the curve follow my Wacom pen. It's the response is slow, not smooth and most of the time if prefer to move to the left instead of to the top. This problem makes it very difficult to make small adjustments. I tried to use a mouse and I still have the same problem. Another person had the same problem and solved? Can Adobe, you help me?

  Thank you

  Try the Wacom tablet preference file utility. First, click on "Backup" and save the file in a folder or office location.  Then click on 'Remove', which restores the default settings. If it does not improve the behavior of Tablet use the "Restore" button and select the file to backup with your previous settings.

  

• Scroll bar mode develop does not scroll beyond tone curve

  I've been editing images this morning and all of a sudden the right scroll bar will not go to the North beyond tone curve

  Hi George Osborne A,.

  Greetings!

  Right-click on the Panel and check show all.

  Also a screenshot of your question will be really helpful.

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• I installed lightroom cc 2015.2.1 and that you do not see the tone curves.

  I have seen tutorials where the curves of tone is available in the develop module, but it does not appear in my version.

  In Lightroom, in the develop module, go to window-> panels and choose to tone curve. Alternatively, you can press Ctrl/2 to display the tone curve Panel. Another alternative is to click on an other securities Panel and choose tone curve.

• tone curve

  I use Photoshop CS5 with plug in Camera Raw 6.7. When I click on the "Tone curve" Panel and on the tab 'Point' adjustment 'Channel RGB' is not available (grayed out). Does anyone know how to switch on / activate? David Bradford, W Yorks. I would be very happy to hear a response.

  I think it's the reason why:

  Camera Raw - activate the RGB tone curves

• 5DS (r) tone curve in LR and ACR: crushed shadows with all profiles

  Hello

  When Adobe released LR CC with what seemed at the time as a preliminary treatment of 5DS (r) Canon files, I noticed that the tone curve with all profiles (Adobe standard or brand profiles) seems to produce shadows much darker than all the other Canon cameras. It's something that dpreview noticed too:

  "In addition, comparisons are slightly complicated by the aggressive tone curve that ACR applies to files R 5DS crushing its blacks, and potentially reduce visible noise levels by making them darker. We anticipate a later version of ACR to solve this problem, how reprocess us and return on these results.

  Canon EOS 5 d / 5 d R First Impressions Review: Digital Photography Review

  With the release of 2015.1 LR, I expected at this behavior needs to be corrected, but this is not the case. Is this something that is inherent in the 5DS (r) files? Adobe plan to fix this?

  Thank you

  For your convenience, I made versions of 'Contrast medium' profiles if you want a low contrast default starting point.

  For the 5 d: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35081204/Canon%20EOS%205DS%20Medium%20Contrast.dcp

  For the 5 d r: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/35081204/Canon%20EOS%205DS%20R%20Medium%20Contrast.dcp

  To install on Mac, download and copy them here: Users/USERNAME/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CameraRaw/CameraProfiles /

  To install on Windows, download and copy them here: C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles\

  Then again run Camera Raw / Lightroom and you will see the name 'Contrast medium' appears as an option in the dropdown menu profile (in the camera Calibration Panel), as an alternative to other profiles.

• I use Lightroom 5 with the creative cloud and my missing tone curve form the side panel. NOT HIDDEN; just went! How can I get that back?

  I just opened the app as usual at some saved pictures and everything else is there except that my tone curve is missing!

  How can I get that back? I know that some of the arrows down allows you to hide some elements, but my tone curve is gone gone! I use lightroom for years and have never had this happen...

  You have inadvertently disabled it.

  Right-click anywhere inside the area of the HHR panel and check the option of tone curve to restore the tone curve Panel.

  When the panels, Modules, tools, etc. will miss in Lightroom | Lightroom training Laura shoe, tutorials and tips

• Form customized with curved edges - 8 Captivate

  Is it possible to create a smartshape customized with curved lines in 8 Captivate by using, for example, the polygon, drawing tool?

  You cannot draw a line curve immediately, but need of steps:

  • create a form
  • convert a freeform (context menu)
  • Now you can edit the points and tangent handles (Bezier curves)

  In this article, in the film, you will see such a curved shape. Here, I started with a star shape: Custom short answer Question - Captivate blog

  And in this picture, you see how I created an arc, starting with a triangle

  

• My tone curve has disappeared from my mode to develop

  I lost my request to tone curve in the mode to develop - how can I find it again?

  Right-click on one of the other topics Panel and make sure that there is a check mark in the tone curve.

  Or, press Ctrl(Cmd Mac)/2.

• Definition of white/black Points using the tone curve

  I am trying to install white/black points using the tone curve, but when I try to drag one of the end points of the line in the tone curve tool, I can't move. Could those be locked somehow...?

  It is what it is supposed to do. Without the sliders, you work with the curve itself. Now, you have direct control of the curve and can drag any part of it. Have you thought in your white and black points using the whites and blacks in the base Panel while holding down the opt/alt key? I guess the reason why what he says point curve is because this icon is what allows you to curve to the point.

• I'm not able to open the base Panel in LR, it goes directly to the tone curve

  Can somebody tell me what button to click to return to the base Panel?

  Right-click near the header of the tone curve in the side panel right and a popup should appear and you can select the base Panel appears.