Digital Cameras and 'Ageratum Effect' ?

**Pat Meadows p*@meadows.pair.com**

Film cameras often photograph blue flowers as purple - this
is called the 'ageratum effect'.  Various filters can be
used to alleviate the problem.

Do digital cameras have the 'ageratum effect' also?

I have a digital camera, but haven't photographed a blue
flower with it yet, so I was just wondering. 

Thanks!

Pat
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