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I have not adjusted any of the images in photoshop.
Last edited on Wed Feb 8th, 2012 09:53 am by Steve Laughlin
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I have never had the opportunity to hold the bronze Pam, but I have decades of photography experience and I understand white balance and light temperatures very well. Color over the internet is difficult because of the many different computer monitors out there. But the images that are posted online are only as good as the original photo. The camera that takes a photo needs to be reading the light correctly, if it is not than the white balance will be off and the image will be too blue, too yellow, or too red. When a camera and the lighting are set to match, then the white balance is correct and the other colors become correct. I have found these images of the Pam that I think are correctly balanced and the color of the new Helson with cusn8 can be compared. I have not adjusted any of the images in photoshop. Last edited on Wed Feb 8th, 2012 09:53 am by Steve Laughlin |
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