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A few woodland portraits...
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<blockquote data-quote="STM" data-source="post: 311721" data-attributes="member: 12827"><p>There is a lot of green color contamination in the shadows on her face. In a case like that it is a good idea to take a test shot with the subject holding a gray card. This is what I used to do every single time I shot color film. In the darkroom you set the filter settings using the color analyzer to the gray card. The same applies to digital if that is what you using. The other option is to get a $500 color temperature meter and gels to correct the color before the shot is taken. I always preferred the first option myself. I know most DSLR's now offer adjustable color balance using a gray card. Try that next time if your camera has that feature.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="STM, post: 311721, member: 12827"] There is a lot of green color contamination in the shadows on her face. In a case like that it is a good idea to take a test shot with the subject holding a gray card. This is what I used to do every single time I shot color film. In the darkroom you set the filter settings using the color analyzer to the gray card. The same applies to digital if that is what you using. The other option is to get a $500 color temperature meter and gels to correct the color before the shot is taken. I always preferred the first option myself. I know most DSLR's now offer adjustable color balance using a gray card. Try that next time if your camera has that feature. [/QUOTE]
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