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I have been seeing a blue tinge on my photos, seems when I take photos when it is very bright outside. Is this due to the light or is there something else that can be making this occur and what can I do to reduce this, other than using photoshop to fix it later. Thanks.
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Your white balance is off. Adjust the white balance in camera, try daylight setting or adjust it manually till it's correct.
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I would need to see an example to say for sure, but you can get chromatic aberrations (blue/purple edges) in high contrast scenes (most lenses do this to some extent). It could also be "ghosting"...a blueish area in a scene, also due to lens coating/ light diffraction.
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