Thanks Powell. The slight color difference is probably due to more flash 
lighting on the f22 versions, particularly at the top of the glass. I could 
cool off the f2.5 version in curves. I could have done it in conversion as well 
but elected not to because I wanted to keep the flame color very warm. I may 
look again at some PS adjustment. I'm not going back to RAW. Too much 
retouching of reflections on this one. 


> I like them both.  Prefer the colour in the f22, a nice ruby red.  The f2.5
> is tending a bit to an orange foggy look.  Maybe a bit of curves?
> 
> Powell
> 
> At 03:12 PM 19/03/2005 , you wrote:
> >
> >I photographed some candles this afternoon. They were shot with the SMC 
> >Pentax 135/2.5 on the *istD. I decided to try this two ways. Once with 
> >a lot of depth of field and consistently sharp images, the other with 
> >very limited depth of field and diminishing sharpness. One is at f22, 
> >20 seconds, the other is at f2.5, .3 second. Two studio flashes. One 
> >firing off the ceiling , the other into an umbrella. 3/4 power for the 
> >f22 shot, 1/16th power for the f2.5 shot.
> >http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3210253&size=lg
> >http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3210251&size=lg
> >
> 

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