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[Photographiend]

So long as it is intentional. Last time I calibrated was a little less than a year ago. How frequently do you need to do that?

I tend to desaturated when the skin gets like that (rookie to editing and all). Although, when my subjects become vibrant in editing, it usually is with an orange hue which is not flattering under any circumstance (seriously struggling with white balance).

 

[nonamexx]

Here is my take:

 

[cgipson1]

So long as it is intentional. Last time I calibrated was a little less than a year ago. How frequently do you need to do that?

I tend to desaturated when the skin gets like that (rookie to editing and all). Although, when my subjects become vibrant in editing, it usually is with an orange hue which is not flattering under any circumstance (seriously struggling with white balance).

I calibrated at least once a month. And I use an actual calibration sensor that reads the actual screen output. Is that how you calibrate? (Like this Amazon.com: Xrite CMUNDIS ColorMunki Display: Camera & Photo )

I hate the desaturated skin look that is so popular today... typically, if it is popular on Facebook, I DON'T do it! lol! I usually don't have any issues with WB... but I understand.