Re: Query: Camera colors
- Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Query: Camera colors
- From: &* D* <p*@our-town.com>
- Date: Sat, 29 May 2004 21:19:23 -0500
Sharon your camera should take some very nice pictures and you
shouldn't have to rely on a photo program to correct it. I was having some
trouble with focus and lighting with my new camera and thanks to some very nice
people in this group, and some good suggestions, I have starting getting much
better pictures.. The thing that comes to mind for color is the white balance. I
played with that on my camera and got 5 pictures of the same bloom that looked
like an entirely different flower. That being said, I think the auto setting
still takes the best picture for color on mine. The second tip (from Bill
Burleson) that I have found most useful is the metering setting. I believe he
said he uses the spot metering feature (over the multi metering feature) with
better results. since I have changed mine to spot metering, I am getting
pictures that are truer to color. The interesting thing I found was that if you
focus on a light color in the flower and underexpose your picture, the color
looks much better. Unfortunately, I learned this trick after most of my bi-tone
iris had bloomed, so I have a lot of washed out pictures this year. My daylilies
are taking some excellent pictures though. I hope this is helpful.
Pearl
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