--> http://www.lonestardigital.com/D2H_skin_tones.htmSome photographers have problems with the D2H's skin tones, which can show strong, sometimes almost mottled-looking orange, yellow, red, and pink overtones. Flash pictures usually intensify the effect.
Von dort würde ich gerne die -15-3 curve in die Kamera laden. Geht das, oder nur zur Anwendung mit Capture? Ich vermute, dass das schon geht, und die Endung "Schall und Rauch" ist.
Dann heisst es: Testen.
Auch R. Galbraith hat das erkannt: http://www.robgalbraith.com/bins/multi_ ... -6447-6490
(lonestardigital.com)Skin tone colour has been a mixed bag. It has been surprisingly good under some forms of artificial light, pretty good under strobes but outside under daylight, with and without fill-flash, we've seen a hint of the sort of ruddy skin tones and too-pink lips, tongues and noses that were typical of the original D1 in some situations. This unpleasant characteristic is completely absent in properly white balanced D1H and D1X photos, so we weren't expecting to see it again in a Nikon camera. We doubt this is going to evolve into Son of Magenta Cast - The Sequel, but it is a colour trait to be wary of in D2H photos.
You'll find examples of all three skin tone characteristics on subsequent pages. And no, this possible colour weakness isn't responsible for the colour shift in the hair shown below.
Hat sich daran was geändert?Perhaps Nikon's upcoming D2H firmware upgrade will make this page obsolete. Let's hope so ...