This feature has implications for everyone. Firstly if you’re shooting raw, wouldn’t you like to review your images in camera so they look like how you’re gonna edit them? Or Secondly if you shoot jpg, do you want to take your images to the next level? We’re all used to changing the Sharpness, Contrast, Saturation and maybe even the Colour Tone but what if you want to take it that little bit further, that little bit more punch, that x factor, give it that secret sauce - a picture profile that applies an edit to those raws or jpgs so when you review your photos in camera they look like you could deliver them there and then or even if you’re more of a hobbiest and shoot jpg all the time then you can use this feature to enhance the quality of your photos and give them a seriously professional look.ĭon’t worry, this isn’t difficult to do and the potential is huge, in fact the first time I did this I couldn’t believe I hadn’t done it sooner, it was really exciting because to have the image on the back of your camera close to how you would edit gives you a really good idea of what you’re going to deliver to the client.Īs I’ve already said it doesn’t matter if you shooting raw or jpg, whether you’re a professional making money from photography or an amateur who loves shooting at the weekends. Why should you have a custom picture profile? Well, there’s a couple of reasons.
It doesn’t matter if you shoot in raw or jpg, whether you’re a professional making money from photography or an amateur who loves shooting at weekends, I want to show you how to make and install your own custom picture profile on to your Canon camera.
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