{Disarmed} Re: Photographing blue/purple blooms

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I find that it is always quite tricky and always jump with joy when the effect is accurate!!!!!  LOL

But, my son showed me how to use the manual setting on my camera.  Every one is different, but by using the manual setting you can set the shutter speed, amount of light that enters, delete flashes and numberous other things that affect the color settings.  The shutter speed and light variance makes big differences, I find.  I have been very happy with most of mine.  I occasionally have trouble with dark purples and still work with settings on them.  If you want more detail on the specifics that I set on my camera feel free to email independently and I will send the settings to you!  Good luck

Linda

 

On 10/5/06, Beth Adams <badams007@yahoo.com> wrote:

Since it's not bloom time here, I thought I would pick everyone's brains in advance of next spring.

 

Are there some tricks to getting photos of the blue - black - purple varieties to be color accurate ??

 

I use a SONY digital camera that permits some adjustment, and I also use Adobe Photoshop to do the editing of the photos - and that permits a ton of editing options like changing the histograms, etc.

 

If no one here knows, maybe we can network and find out since it's something I bet we'd all like to know...

 

-Beth (Zone 4A)

"These birds and animals and fish cannot speak, but they can suffer, and our God who created them, knows their sufferings, and will hold him who causes them to suffer unnecessarily to answer for it. It is a sin against their Creator." - George Q. Cannon

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