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Re: Is RGB to Lab lossy? -...

PeterN
SubjectRe: Is RGB to Lab lossy? - was(Re: Lenses and sharpening)
FromPeterN
Date10/08/2014 17:19 (10/08/2014 11:19)
Message-ID<m13km1112v@news6.newsguy.com>
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On 10/7/2014 5:26 PM, nospam wrote:

nospam
In article <m0ss8a02fq3@news1.newsguy.com>, PeterN <peter@verizon.net> wrote:

PeterN
I gaae him some common uses. He typically uses "edge case' to give him wriggle room.

nospam
wrong again.

what i call an edge case is an edge case and what you're calling common can be done *without* lab more easily and with better quality results.

in other words, you're blaming others for your own lack of knowledge and unwillingness to learn.

PeterN
Well then explain with facts and detail. Warning. I have Dan's book and will use it as a reference.

nospam
that's your problem. dan is wrong and reading his books has led you astray.

if you read other books, you'll see that they consistently prove just how much of an idiot dan really is. i've mentioned two such books in this thread and other books in other threads.

PeterN
The procedures in his book work just fine for me, and others. <http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=18308>

I presented proof. As usual, you have presented nothing. You want to persist., go argue with yourself.

nospam
you provided your personal preference, not proof.

If you bothered to read, which I doubt, you would haves seen duplcable procedures where LAB is better for saturation control, and why.

-- PeterN