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A rare snowfall in Midsouth - how are these?

 
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Feb 12, 2006 15:18 as a reply to  @ post 1181388 |  #16

William Taylor wrote:
Thanks again for the explanations and tips. I was using AWB that day, since it seemed to be doing OK. I don't have enough knowledge yet to understand how the image looks warm, but I'll keep working on it.

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You are going to like this!:D
I took your second image into PhotoshopCS2 (although any imaging program can do this) and measured the RGB values at several critical points in your picture. At every point that I sampled the R, G, and B channels were within 1 unit of one another (that's one part in 256). In other words there is no "warm" or "cool" with respect to your image - it is perfectly neutral gray. So the commenter has a problem with his monitor calibration. Your picture is correct for a monochrome.


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Feb 13, 2006 06:55 as a reply to  @ Robert_Lay's post |  #17

Excellent Mr. Lay! Thats reassuring that these old eyes of mine are still in decent working order then. Thanks for taking the time to check.

William


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Feb 13, 2006 21:39 |  #18

Both are lovely shots. I especially like the first- the creek really helps the shot leading my eye away from the tree and back again. Well captured.

Most of all, I like the thought of you guys getting some snow all the way down there ;)


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