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Quoting ptrjong (Thread starter): Am I seeing things, of might this make any sense? If so, what might cause it? And what might fix it? |
Quoting ptrjong (Reply 3): There is a way of removing some red or adding some blue to the highlights, though. I think I'm starting to learn how to deal with this, but would rather prevent it in the first place. |
Quoting ptrjong (Reply 6): If you tell me this picture is fine colour-wise, then I'm obviously over-editing at some point. |
Quoting ptrjong (Reply 6): If you tell me this picture is fine colour-wise, then I'm obviously over-editing at some point. |
Quoting ptrjong (Reply 6): This one is straight from the camera, only resized. http://www.horizonten.nl/pix/204.jpg The light parties seem a bit too red, and the dark parties a bit too blue. To be honest I don't see it myself, but the pixel info confirms it to some extent, and this often seems to be noticeable for you screeners, at least after my editing. |
Quoting dlowwa (Reply 13): Vik, the in-camera white balance settings applied do have that slightly red cast you describe, but he's using a Nikon. |