Joe, You're shooting in mixed light, and that's difficult with any media. I ran into a somewhat similar situation (please note, I'm not saying it's a problem) in which I was dealing with tungsten and daylight. The cure comes in the post processing. I was able to eliminate the excess blue with some advice from a few different people.
Also, what you may not be considering is that the blue cast exists, just like the light in shade is cooler than the light in bright sun. The sensor, imo, handled the situation perfectly, or at least as to be expected. Shel > [Original Message] > From: Joseph Tainter > Oh, I did, Bruce. I took a couple of outdoor photos with the FA 31 and > DA 16-45 at ISO 100. They were fine. This was image number 5 on the > camera. It brought me to a halt. > > I plan to get out with it this weekend and shoot some more things. They > will be outdoor shots and I expect they will be okay. But I need a > camera that can give me decent indoor shots too. > > There was window light from the left and light from a lamp to the right. > Maybe that's just too much for the sensor to handle. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
