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Non Tool Forum => The Shutter Shop => Topic started by: turnsouth on October 26, 2011, 03:37:01 AM
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I always wondered why my indoor macro pictures had odd tints to them, like this:
(http://i785.photobucket.com/albums/yy135/turnsouth/Macro/P6130044-2-1.jpg)
(http://i785.photobucket.com/albums/yy135/turnsouth/Macro/P8140047.jpg)
As it turns out, my camera has an automatic self "white balance" adjustment, based on light wavelength. So when I would take photos on my work bench, it would sense florescent lighting, but because my task lamp has a good CFL in it, the color of the light appears to the eye as incandescent soft white, causing the stainless steel to "brown" slightly. If I override the white balance it brings out the true color.
Learn something new everyday...
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Neat! :)
Sooooooo, how about showing us some new and improved ST300 pictures? :pok: :D
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Probably should do some new macros, but the old ones have such an "artsy" flair, like I did them on purpose ;).
Maybe tomorrow though...
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Bronze and copper Leathermans, absolutely. :salute: I think they should do them for their 30th anniversary ;) :D
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Mmm, that would be rather special :D
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Bronze and copper Leathermans, absolutely. :salute: I think they should do them for their 30th anniversary ;) :D
Yes, that would be quite nice to see :drool:
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Some new pics here (http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,5854.msg533848.html#msg533848)