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This is a discussion on B&W within the Photo Tips forums, part of the Photography Information category; Your blue shift or any other color shift is due to poor color process, exposure control, or viewing and exposure ...
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10-01-2005, 10:18 AM
Your blue shift or any other color shift is due to poor color process, exposure control, or viewing and exposure lighting. A 10 - 50 cc shift is common in a poorly controled process and you will see it more in b & w renditions than in color. Granted true b&w printerers and medium give better graditions but your main problem ... is like those bumper stickers ... " Shift Happens !!! " Eric --------------------------- PIC Austin Texas Measure Twice - Cut Once Focus Twice - Click Once H.I. Human Intel is always better and cheaper than A.I. Artificial Intel http://www.musecube.com/EL_PIC/ |
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