Dave, If you shot raw files, you can compensate by changing the white balance. If you shot jpg, I think the best way is to apply some filter simulation.
Jostein ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2004 12:13 PM Subject: WOW:No picture,but need advice > Hi Wow'ers:-) > The other day i was driving around shooting some 6x7 B&W when the sun came out and i shot > a few > frames with the D2H of a barn surrounded by snow(same one as my Feb Pug)I shot it in P > mode and > did a +0.7 EV to allow for whiter snow.(as i do with the b&w film) > When i looked at them last night,the snow had a blue tint to it and using my meager PS > knowledge could > not seem to get rid of it. > Any ideas????The barn and trees are fine. > > Should i have even worried about EV with the 3D matrix metering the D series has. I think > Dag has > done some snow *istD shots.Any comments for this concern.?? > > Scott Kelbys PS book has a page on setting up a filter to mimic a 81 for warmer tones.Do > you think this > would work,by setting up a filter.If so which do you suggest. > > Thanks > > Dave > > > >
