 Ronnie G. Rutledge |
Blue water?
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John A. Lind |
Ronnie, The second looks a little weak in the blue, and would likely look more like the first one by subtracting a little red and green (if dealing with RGB; yellow if dealing with CMY). To my eye, the sky does look different between the two even though it's still mostly blue and the water in the first one has some green in it. Do you have some form of automatic color balancing turned on in the camera? If so, try turning it off. You may want to experiment using different settings if there are any. BTW, blue-green is a very natural color for water and it is rarely pure blue unless its surface is heavily reflecting a very dark blue sky. Same applies to sky near the horizon. It can often look slightly cyan. If you canot adjust how your camera does its color balancing, then you will need to do this after you download the photograph to your computer using software that can adjust the color balance. -- John
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Ronnie G. Rutledge |
Thanks John, I'll play around with the settings in the camera, I've been using it mostly in full auto mode. ..Ronnie
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