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Old 11-27-2005, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by wa2ise
Looks great, though the green looks a little weak. But that's not suprising as the green gun does most of the work. Like about 59% green, 30% red and 11% blue to make white. If the green is at it's max contrast, back off on red and blue a little. Roundies were never that bright, and you couldn't watch TV on a sunny day unless you drew down the shades.
digital cameras often respond poorly to tv screen shots.
and the so called auto white balance is often anything but.
i took a pic of a small sony i fixed for a customer and even though it had perfect greyscale and made a perfect b&w with the color off it looked purple in the pics.
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