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which do you like warm (yellowish) or cool (grayish)





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I like cool better
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Old 04-09-2009, 09:51 PM
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I'd take cool and bump up the saturation in the green a little, make the green less orange.
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I'll take some further tweaking of the colour balance for the cool version and a side order of just a hint more depth of field, please! Am I right in guessing that these reflect two different white balance settings on the camera or is one of them tweaked from the other?

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one is tweaked from the other. Warm is original.
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top photo, (cool) is the better one. i like it because of the contrast in colors.
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They are both good but I prefer the cool (first) one. The plant stands out more in that one.
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First one. I like the coolness better since I don't really notice things in real life in "warm." If they're warm, my brain does a sort of "auto white balance" for me. (I'm assuming I'm not alone here, and thus not as crazy as I think I am.) So I like the naturalness of the first one better.
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