The Fine Art Print for Amateur Photographers with Robin Whalley

Webinar series on colour management workflow in DxO PhotoLab 7
Datacolor, together with DxO Labs, is hosting a free, 2-part webinar series presented by author and landscape photographer Robin Whalley. In the series, Whalley demonstrates the foundations of color management in the photographic printing process.
Webinar 1: The Fine Art Print for Amateur Photographers This webinar explains the foundations of color management in the photographic print process. It’s designed to help amateur photographers interested in producing high-quality fine art prints using either an inkjet printer or a Photo Lab.

[@IbrahimTurkhan]

Hello. I'm so glad I was a guest on your channel. I am from Turkey but I live in Norway. I send my greetings to your beautiful country. I wish success to your channel, which I fully support. Let's be permanent channel friends.

[@ME2K23]

Also, when speaking of paper profiles, I was surprised how quick you went over it, and that the Spyder Print wasn't even mentioned. That's another subject that could be discussed (in future presentations, I guess)

[@DatacolorSpyder]

Hi, as mentioned in the webinar, this will be part of the next webinar on April 16th 2024 you can register here:
lp.datacolor.com/DxO-Webinar-Registration.b2c.html?PR&RobinWhalley&Datacolor+

[@johnbright1257]

A great webinar, looking forward to part 2. I cannot find the ebook that was mentioned at the end of the video. Please can you direct me. Thanks.

[@pdjt5280]

John, I agree - no email with link to download the promised Spyder ebook. I even emailed Datacolor asking about it about 5 days ago. But having given my time to attend the webinar, I have not had the courtesy or decency of a response. And still no link to the ebook download. I have been thinking about spending my money there, but now... not so sure. Disappointing.

[@DatacolorSpyder]

Hi, as seen at the end of the presentation in the recoding.
goto.datacolor.com/ebook
If you need help or have additional questions, please contact our support team at:
goto.datacolor.com/spydersupportform
This is the fastest way to answer your questions.
Your Datacolor Team

[@DatacolorSpyder]

@@pdjt5280 Hi, as seen at the end of the presentation in the recoding.
goto.datacolor.com/ebook
If you need help or have additional questions, please contact our support team at:
goto.datacolor.com/spydersupportform
This is the fastest way to answer your questions.
Your Datacolor Team

[@johnbright1257]

@@DatacolorSpyder Many thanks

[@ME2K23]

Would have been nice to mention that the checker picture is affected by the light hitting it, and elaborate more on that...

[@DatacolorSpyder]

Hi, please contact our support team at:
goto.datacolor.com/spydersupportform
This is the fastest way to answer your questions.
Your Datacolor Team

[@ME2K23]

@DatacolorSpyder thanks, I already know that... Mine wasn't a question but a comment thinking about other viewers who don't know all these things