Adrienne Moumin a écrit :
Bogdan, I imagine the yellow areas are "hot spots" caused by the very bright lights, which (I imagine) must have a bit of a yellow cast which is registering on your camera's sensor as yellow splotches.Hi !
Is it possible to move the lights further back so the light is more even? Failing that, can you adjust the white balance or something else to compensate? (I've never used a digital camera but know a bit about such things so this is a wild guess).
As a last resort, a halogen rig would eliminate this problem, since the light is much closer to pure white.
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Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2006 14:30:51 -0400 From: Bogdan Karasek <bkarasek@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [pure-silver] Re: Presentation Ideas
Hi,
I tried using a Canon Elph 2.1 megapixel and two 3200°K floods in reflectors but, in the final digital images, I kept getting yellow splotches on the white mat. It would vary from image to image. Finally gave up in frustration. What are the yellow splotches from?
Cheers, Bogdan
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