> There's another problem at the other end of the spectrum where ultra-violet > will make some dyes fluoresce; they absorb the invisible u-v and re-emit it > as a visible colour.
We are halfway through shooting a range of cars. The upholstery is black. Shooting interiors on the Kodak SLRn the black is very, very magenta, grey & black plastic has gone green. I know that better digital cameras also suffer these problems (esp w/ some dyed cloth) but I feel that the SLRn is more prone to the problem. Oddly, the new 5.01 firmware has not solved the problem & may have contributed to it. It would be interesting to try the same shot with flash but there is no time to experiment. I will try to filter it out on camera with a Betterlight scanback filter although its unlikely to work as the last poster said. This is a problem which is not easy to retouch out. On a positive note the camera performed well in the unbearably hot interior of the car. The camera became almost too hot to hold. Kind Regards Steve Steve Climpson =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
