I recently bought a Canon 5D. I love it for the most part, but I'm having trouble getting pleasing skin tones in tungsten/mixed light. Obviously WB has a lot to do with that, but even after correcting for that the numbers are still off. When I say numbers, I'm referring to the CMYK guidelines (yellow should be a few points higher than magenta, cyan should be 1/4 - 1/2 the value of magenta).
I am consistently getting too much cyan, and occasionally too much yellow. I'd like to find a way to change the color calibration sliders in ACR to shift this, so I have a good starting place to work from. I have calibrated my 5D to ACR using a Gretag MacBeth ColorChecker and a script from Rags Gardner, and I've also used the process Lee Varis describes in his book to calibrate for skin. Nevertheless, I'm still not quite satisfied with the skin tones.
I know how to correct it in Photoshop, but I don't want to open every single image in Photoshop to do this. I think it's probably possible with the right settings to do it in ACR.
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