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This year demonstrated the importance of agility in a particularly vivid way, as companies of all sizes had to integrate creative solutions to implement transitions of people and their work environments.

Part of this inspires my dreams of the global, multidimensional, interactive classroom where you can have a vivid, virtual meta-verse that allows real people from around the world to communicate with and learn from one another.

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I love volvik I like the matte finish but I just like volvik so around I play thes4 the s3 vivid the xt soft xt amt and the volvik xt. All great balls. I find the s3 and at to be better then pro v1 and 1x. I do wish they would update the s3 and at and include matte colors especially since yellow is being played way more then ever. But the volvik vivid is a great 3pc non urethane ball. I have a dozen in my bag right now

Era89, flatten all layers before converting to CMYK. This will save a good number of the vividness and vibrance because RBG to CMYK and vice versa conversion works better with a single layer. Mulitple layers will result to off colors. After the conversion, use some adjustment filters to boost up certain range of color strength/vividness.

Another way to trick Photoshop when converting to CMYK is to group all luminance adjustment layers and convert to smart object. Create a new CMYK document and drop and arrange the base design/create a new base design in it. For light effects/filters that you already converted to smart object from the previous RGB document, drag and drop it to the new CMYK mode document. Surprisingly, it will retain a good amount of the vividness and you can still modify it in RGB mode document via the smart object.

^ Never tried that trick, but seems to me that the vividness will only be real while on screen, once you export the PDF or compile the whole work for printing, all RGB will be converted, no matter if they are inside smart objects. But as said, never did it that way.

Speaking generally, I feel GR III 'vivid' is pretty close to Fuji 'standard' setting. I haven't tried to achieve Fuji 'vivid' via fine tuning the settings in the GR III, the options do exist, but Fuji 'vivid' (Velvia) is very exaggerated and might require post-processing.

I think if you are using Provia, Classic Chrome, or black and white on the Fuji then 'vivid' or 'positive film' or any of the black and white modes on the GR III would please you. Expecting in-camera Velvia from the GR III might be a stretch but perhaps others who have explored the fine tuning of colors in-camera can comment.

One fact is known. Users and people are saying GR3 positive film is much more neutral than GR2 positive film. It seems that colors of GR3 jpegs look more neutral and transparent than GR2 jpegs look. I think GR2 jpegs offer more vivid color than GR3 does. 17dc91bb1f