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I like what you did with the crop and straightening but the image is still a bit yellow for me. I'd like to see what doing a white balance using the scale on the counter would look like.
I like what you did with the crop and straightening but the image is still a bit yellow for me. I'd like to see what doing a white balance using the scale on the counter would look like.
Jim
I've already tried that Jim, it brings up the scales lovely, but the rest is still very yellow. I suspect the lighting in the shop is of the sodium type. I've always found it impossible to do much with it. The only other thing is that this may be a scan from a print, which I doubt would help
I've already tried that Jim, it brings up the scales lovely, but the rest is still very yellow. I suspect the lighting in the shop is of the sodium type. I've always found it impossible to do much with it. The only other thing is that this may be a scan from a print, which I doubt would help
Come on Stephen, It's not like you to take the easy way out. B&W, well where's you artistic talent now?
I tried it and I got rid of nearly all the yellow color. I was reluctant to post the image back without asking spl. Spl, is it OK if I do that?
Jim
Please feel free to do what you like with the pic including posting it back here - I would be interested to see your result because I agee it is still a bit yellow.
__________________ "My own suspicion is that the universe is not only stranger than we suppose, but stranger than we can suppose."
--John Haldane
I downloaded the original and worked with that. Using Paint Shop Pro XI, I did a little straightening, cropped, and then used the Color Balance tool with the scales on the shelf as the white point. Here's what I ended up with.
I downloaded the original and worked with that. Using Paint Shop Pro XI, I did a little straightening, cropped, and then used the Color Balance tool with the scales on the shelf as the white point. Here's what I ended up with.
Jim
That is excellent yes - just goes to show there are many very good programmes out there
__________________ "My own suspicion is that the universe is not only stranger than we suppose, but stranger than we can suppose."
--John Haldane
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