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scharky
Veteran
Re: frame
Follow this link. It explains everything that you need.
http://www.zoomforce.com/dvxuser/photos/upload.htm
Follow this link. It explains everything that you need.
http://www.zoomforce.com/dvxuser/photos/upload.htm
Re: frame
on the first one, the red on the (chair) if too bright.. it's suppose to be darker and the floor is too dark. The floor is suppose to be light (natural wood color).
on the second one, the piece of furniture seems to be a dark red but it's suppose to be brown...
I did adjust the white balance but now I don't know what I should do! Any idea?
on the first one, the red on the (chair) if too bright.. it's suppose to be darker and the floor is too dark. The floor is suppose to be light (natural wood color).
on the second one, the piece of furniture seems to be a dark red but it's suppose to be brown...
I did adjust the white balance but now I don't know what I should do! Any idea?
disjecta
Lucky Duck
Re: frame
Are you white-balancing from an actual white card or is it something like a white tee shirt or wall, etc.? If you are not using pure white as your reference, any impurity in the white color will be reflected in your overall color balance. For instance, if you white balanced from a white that was slightly tinged with blue, everything would have a much warmer, redder tint....
Are you white-balancing from an actual white card or is it something like a white tee shirt or wall, etc.? If you are not using pure white as your reference, any impurity in the white color will be reflected in your overall color balance. For instance, if you white balanced from a white that was slightly tinged with blue, everything would have a much warmer, redder tint....
