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Color Management for

Digital Photographers

FOR

DUMmIES

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by Ted Padova and Don Mason

Color Management for Digital Photographers For Dummies ®

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About the Authors

Ted Padova ﬁrst began his interest in amateur photography as a Peace Corps

volunteer in Venezuela. He toured ﬁve Latin American countries, collecting

shoeboxes of slides he hopefully will one day sort out. Upon completion of

his two-year Peace Corps tour, he attended the New York Institute of

Photography in Manhattan when it was a resident school, earning a diploma

in Commercial Photography.

In 2004, he retired from his Digital Imaging Service Bureau and Custom Photo

Finishing Lab after 15 years of owning and operating three facilities. He has

authored over 25 computer books on Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Photoshop,

Adobe Photoshop Elements, and Adobe Illustrator. Today, he spends his time

writing and speaking nationally and internationally on Acrobat PDF and digi-

tal imaging.

Don Mason is a graduate of Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara,

California. He has been a professional photographer for more than three

decades and works in virtually every aspect of commercial photography. Don

ﬁrst started using a computer in 1999, when he didn’t believe that digital

imaging would ever replace his wing lynch system used for processing all his

E-6 ﬁlm and his darkroom where he made his own C-prints. After 4 years of

intensive work in Adobe Photoshop, he abandoned his analog ﬁlm lab and

went completely digital. Today, he divides his time shooting professional

commercial photography and printing art prints for a wide range of clients on

his two, oversized Epson inkjet printers.

Dedication

Ted Padova: For Arnie

Don Mason: For Jim, Joe, and Wes

Authors’ Acknowledgments

Our sincere thanks to the following people who graciously allowed us to use

photos of their delightful children: Claire Lahorgue and her children, Michael

and Sarah; and Jennifer Randle and her children, Cody, Calico, and Becky.

We’d also like to thank Courtney Creasy, Joel Berkovitz, Karen Krulikowsky,

Lisle Gates, Carole Murray, Dan Mancini, Mark Young, Cheri Zadarski, Nicole

Saint-John, and Kortney Penrose.

To the AOL Photo Chat gang — your input helped keep it real.

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