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Blue cast in outdoor daylight pix: does this make sense? What camera settings would cause this (white balance, etc.) assuming it is full automatic mode?
"Bruce Coryell" wrote in message
Blue cast in outdoor daylight pix: does this make sense? What camera settings would cause this (white balance, etc.) assuming it is full automatic mode?
Bruce,
What model of camera is it? What are you seeing it in? PS? Picture and Fax viewer? The camera itself? All three?
Try manually altering the white balance to reflect the ambient outdoor lighting conditions, sunlight, overcast, cloudy etc., and see if the problem persists.
If you only see it in PS it could be a monitor calibration issue.
MH
Mike Hyndman wrote:Bruce,
"Bruce Coryell" wrote in message
Blue cast in outdoor daylight pix: does this make sense? What camera settings would cause this (white balance, etc.) assuming it is full automatic mode?
Bruce,
What model of camera is it? What are you seeing it in? PS? Picture and Fax viewer? The camera itself? All three?
Try manually altering the white balance to reflect the ambient outdoor lighting conditions, sunlight, overcast, cloudy etc., and see if the problem persists.
If you only see it in PS it could be a monitor calibration issue.
MH
Camera is a Fuji A400. I see the cast in all image editing and viewing programs including PS CS2. The odd thing is, I think this may hve happened while downloading to the computer (download was by taking xD card out and inserting in USB card reader) – I was checking the pictures during the day and didn’t see any cast then. Also, not all pictures were affected.
– in 4 materials (clay versions included)
– 12 scenes
– 48 MacBook Pro 16″ mockups
– 6000 x 4500 px
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