The problem is in using auto white balance, because dominant colors in the shot will affect color balance. Better to use "daylight" WB and then you at least have a constant when you use curves to color correct. I, like you , had to learn the hard way. Fred Gibbons -- PhotoRoy6@xxxxxxx wrote: In a message dated 12/16/04 11:41:43 AM Eastern Standard Time, wildimages@xxxxxxxxxxx writes: We don't need to dwell on how fantastic the technology behind digital imaging ************************************** Well I tried to make some Christmas Cards shots today with a purple towels as a background to a lighted star and another shot of a light with a Christmas red bow and ribbon on a lamp post. The purple towel came out blue and the Christmas red bow came out bright and I do mean bright orange in color on my Epson digital camera on the auto setting. Film may be dead but digital ain't here yet either in quality.
