Re: help - unknown

Linda, the reason you get blue when you take pictures of dark iris is
thst the camera is trying to make the picture a grey, its what cameras
do.  Check the foliage and you will see it is way too pale.
 Find out how to use exposure compensation for your camera and reduce
exposure . You will need to experiment a little but I find a 2/3 to
full stop underexposure works best for me with very dark purple.

Chuck Chapman

--- In iris-photos@yahoogroups.com, Linda Mann <lmann@...> wrote:
>
> As I try to get rid of everything but old favorites and potential
> breeding stock to make room for seedlings, I'm about to throw this one
> away.  It has good width, but without the pedigree, I won't use a 'plain
> purple', especially since it isn't reliable here.  It's a survivor, so
> is probably a super performer elsewhere.  Source was local club, but it
> may have been one of our purchases from Superstition.
> 
> Anybody have a guess or two as to what this one might be?
> 
> --
> Linda Mann east Tennessee USA zone 7/8
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>







 
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