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Using a Gray Card to Correct Colour

Mark Goldstein | Technique | January 3, 2005 | 0 Comments |

Digital Outback Photo have published a good article about correcting colour in your images using a gray card, a technique that works equally well for both digital and film cameras.

“In the real world, the lighting conditions are usually less than idea for color correction; outdoor or indoor lighting is seldom close to the photographic ideal color temperatures for ‘daylight’ or ‘tungsten’. This can be resolved fairly easily by capturing a photo of a gray card in the same lighting conditions and correcting to the gray.”

Website: Digital Outback Photo - Color Correction using a Gray Card



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