----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Holm / Pixl" > The short explanation is that it's very likely that it can (always being > careful about absolute statements). I have seen many similar types of > problems where greens record as dark brown being fixed, and red's appearing > magenta or too warm being fixed, so yes it is very likely. > > It is impossible to say with absolute certainty that it can fix this > particular problem, as it's a question of whether your camera can actually > see that colour at all (hence the Observer metamerism label). If your eye > can see both colours being similar, the the problem must be that the > camera's sensitivity to this part of the spectrum is different from humans. > I have seen this problem from time to time on wedding photos where the ushers are wearing grey morning suits. To the eye all are the same shade of grey, but to the camera there were two distinct colours - I always surmised that one was natural fibre and the other was synthetic. I havn't noticed it since we went digital - perhaps today they all get the suits from the same outfitters!
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