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Kodak Ektachrome Picture Styles for Canon cameras www.camera-profiles.com

Picture styles for Canon cameras
inspired by
 Kodak Ektachrome film stock.

Ektachrome's Iconic Chrome Colors

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1 Film stock, 3 variants.

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Comparisons against Canon Faithful

All comparisons share the same adjustments. Their difference is only the Picture Style.

Picture Styles were applied to RAW images in Canon's DPP software.

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Important Information

What do I need to know before buying these Picture Styles?

1. Make sure your camera allows custom picture styles to be loaded into it.

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2. It is necessary to have a Canon USB Cable. This allows you to connect your camera to a computer and load custom picture styles.

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3. You have to install a compatible version of Canon EOS Utility with your camera model in a computer in order to load custom picture styles into your camera.

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4. Picture Styles do not affect RAW photos. They do affect histogram reading in camera.

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5. Picture Styles can be applied to RAW photos through Canon Digital Photo Professional (DPP) software in the "Tool Palette" window under the tab "Basic  Adjustments" in the "Picture Style" drop-down menu by hitting "Browse".

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6. Picture Styles are applied in camera to Videos and JPEGs. Once a Video or a JPEG was shot, the picture style that was selected can not be altered in

post-production. You can only make colour & contrast adjustments on the image with the "baked" picture style.

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7. Our Picture Styles ONLY work in sRGB Color Space.

  a. In order to shoot JPEGs with our Picture styles, your camera MUST be set to sRGB Color Space. Videos are, by default, in sRGB color space, unless

your camera records uncompressed raw video.

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  b. In order to apply Picture styles to RAW images using Canon DPP software, you must select sRGB color space under the tab "Adjustment", "Work color space".

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8. If you already have a custom picture style loaded into your camera, keep in mind that it is not possible to export to a computer. If you have a copy of it, you can overwrite it in your camera by loading a new one. Then, when desired, load it again. If you do not have a copy and plan to use it later, do not overwrite it.

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