Colourclass Lofoten
Entire landscape photography workflow, from planning to the final printout
This six-part video series covers the entire landscape photography workflow. Special attention is paid to the topics of colour and colour management.
You can watch the video series at www.eizo.academy
The contents of the individual episodes are as follows:
| Episode 1: | Choosing our equipment and reaching our destination |
| Episode 2: | Location planning using apps |
| Episode 3: | The histogram and using graduated and ND filters |
| Episode 4: | Analysing the location – How to take an impressive photo of a stunning landscape |
| Episode 5: | Camera adjustment, monitor technology and adjustment |
| Episode 6: | Printer profiling, ICC profiles, paper and printer settings, printing |
The Protagonists
‘Midnight sun’ on the Lofoten Islands
To create this video series, Christian Ohlig, a professional photographer and colour management expert at monitor manufacturer EIZO, and Serdar Ugurlu, a Lofoten expert, landscape photographer and mentor at PhotoTours4U, travelled to Norway’s Lofoten archipelago in the very north of Europe to capture the very special lighting there.
They were able to capture unique lighting situations in breath-taking locations. As a result, Colourclass Lofoten not only conveys a wealth of photo technology expertise, but also offers gorgeous imagery for those interested in the world’s natural wonders. Ohlig and Ugurlu were accompanied by a film crew from hunderteins
The Location
Breath-taking landscapes
You can witness the ‘midnight sun’ on the Lofoten Islands for several weeks each year due to their location, up to 300 km north of the Arctic Circle. That means magnificent, golden, slanted light for hours. Even after the sunset, the sun doesn’t disappear entirely; instead, it hovers just below the horizon, remaining visible during the night hours in the form of a golden/red/blue light. In other words, during this time of year, this location offers the perfect conditions for landscape photography and achieving spectacular colours.
The Equipment
Complete image processing workflow through to on-site printing
IA complete ‘digital dark room’ was created to demonstrate this workflow, from planning through to completed printout. To this end, EIZO ColorEdge monitors, a high-performance PixelStation by PixelComputer, the DIN A2 SC P800 printer from Epson and a range of premium fine art papers from ILFORD were transported to the north of Norway.
EIZO worked in close collaboration with many partners in the photography industry to make Colourclass Lofoten happen: We would like to take this opportunity to thank datacolor, EPSON, f-stop gear, Fujifilm, Gitzo, Haida, ILFORD and PixelComputer for their outstanding support.
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Press Release - Colourclass LofotenPDF | 310 KB -
Press Release - Colourclass LofotenPDF | 310 KB
