Quote Originally Posted by Daniel Browning
I'm not certain, but I would suggest the "neutral" profile, with 0 saturation and 0 contrast.

Daniel, I'm having a real hard time with the "I'm not certain" part. LOL []


I went back to the Luminous Landscape and read up on the article "Settings for a AccurateHistogram". I realize now what the reduced contrast setting actually does. It "compresses" the historgram. Because the contrast is set to minimum...( that's -4 on my 5D) you see more of the histogramon the LCDthen you would with the contrast turned up. Just try it...it's really cool. It has no effect on the raw file at all. The LCD image looks washed out but that's why it works so well...I think. Now , just to put it to use and see if it practically makes a difference.