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    Velvia Color in Lightroom 2

    I was able to make an action in Photoshop and found the steps on the internet to get Velvia like color. Was wondering is there a way to make that Photoshop action work in Lightroom 2? Or does anyone have the steps to getting Velvia color in Lightroom so I can make a preset?

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    Re: Velvia Color in Lightroom 2

    Well, I did some google searches before and came up with nothing. Until just a few minutes ago. Found a cool site that has a whole bunch of presets which are good starting points. Would still like to hear what other people might have as well?

    http://inside-lightroom.com/colour-presets/

    Marko

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    Re: Velvia Color in Lightroom 2

    Why not just use the real thing? No need for any actions!

    David Whistance

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    Re: Velvia Color in Lightroom 2

    I have used the real thing. This is just another tool that I'm trying to figure out

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    Re: Velvia Color in Lightroom 2

    Best of luck. I've used Roger Cavanagh's Velvia Variations script/actions on occasion in PS for digital images but haven't seen anything for Lightroom. It might be worth emailing him as he may have something for Lightroom.

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    Re: Velvia Color in Lightroom 2

    To begin with, what is your source ? Making velvia-like color starting from astia is very different from starting with neg film, and even more different from digi. And of course each digital camera is different.

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    read the reviews on the Fuji S100FS digital camera

    The FS on the back end stands for Film Simulation. Also, for some time Fuji digitals have had a chrome setting which increases saturation. I believe the model is Fuji's OWN Velvia.

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    Re: Velvia Color in Lightroom 2

    Quote Originally Posted by QT Luong View Post
    To begin with, what is your source ? Making velvia-like color starting from astia is very different from starting with neg film, and even more different from digi. And of course each digital camera is different.
    Starting from a digital file from a Nikon D200. Just looking for something in the ballpark....

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