Teri A. Moore |
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Photos in gymnasium
I have been taking traditional film pictures at my son's basketball games. I am running into a problem in some of the gyms that use the lighting that casts a yellowish glare through out the gym. Is there a filter or something that I can do to reduce the yellow in my pictures.
January 04, 2005
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Alexander Williams |
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Yes, you can get a filter to correct for the lighting they are using. If there is a yellowish tint, try using a tungsten filter to correct, usually this is a bluish filter, and there are different grades available. Also, you may ask your photo developer if they are making any corrections for this tint. Many of the newer machines have a tungsten setting that can effectively counter the lighting in most situations. Hope that helps.
January 04, 2005
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Teri A. Moore |
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Thank you very much for your response. I new that there was a filter to correct this, but I was unsure which type to use. My photo developer is usually great with corrections, but the last couple of times I was there a "new kid" was doing the processing and was not too knowledgable and offered very little assistance. There is a game tonight - I will try it!
January 06, 2005
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Kerry L. Walker |
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To correct for tungsten lighting, you need the 80A filter.
January 06, 2005
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Teri A. Moore |
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Thanks Kerry!
January 07, 2005
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