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Learn More: https://xritephoto.com/Passport2 Color management begins with accurate color at the camera! If you don’t know what the colors are at the camera, getting the correct colors in a print is a bit like having your fortune told at a traveling carnival. A camera color profile is the basis for all true color management. To help you do this, we are going to make a Dual Illuminate Camera Profile, sometimes called a Master Profile. This kind of profile will combine the color response from two different light sources into one “Master Profile” that will be more accurate across a multitude of color temperatures. Learn More: https://xritephoto.com/Passport2

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