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Join Date: Jan 2004
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I've started a gallery where people can upload pictures which displays a certain quality aspect of a certain camera because I want to buy a new one in the near future (next month
![]() For now my choices are between the Minolta Z1 and the Panasonic FZ10. But I've noticed that one picture a member posted for the Z1, there is an obvious red/blue haze over it. Is this a common thing? Here is one photo (click for bigger image): ![]() And here is another posted by another member of my page: ![]() As you can see, both of them have a reddish, blue haze. I'd really like to know if this is a common problem. Can somebody post some pictures to show the opposite? |
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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I think maybe this is a colour cast caused by incorrect use of the white balance function!
This can be prevented with a correct white balance setting or easily fixed in Photoshop! Nothing to worry about! |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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I don't think auto white balance is ever absolutely perfect, certainly in dull daylight. But the small amount I can see on these pics is pretty close. I noticed a similar thing with my S414.
Curiously, the same amount of correction in PS was needed each time, so this just might be in their margin for error. The other problem I had was in lowish daylight, the flash would fire (I often didn't realise this), using a different preset white bal, screwing any auto daylight colour balance completely. I use mainly preset fixed white bal now - makes the camera quicker and more consistent in low light. VOX |
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