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  Photography Forum: Photography Help Forum: 
  Q. "Blueing" of my photos

Asked by Chris Beddow    (K=49) on 9/20/2006 
I have an Olympus Evolt 500 digital SLR and use a UV filter on it. I take photos in the Auto mode. When taking daylight shots, I sometimes to get a "blueing" effect in my pictures which is really disapointing. My other camera, a wide angle Olympus 7070 seems to take better pictures (more dependable). Could this problem be with the filter I am using ?
Thanks !


    

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 Dave Holland   (K=13074) - Comment Date 9/20/2006
I don't know your camera, but blue casting on a sunny day is pretty common, especially noticeable when there is a lot of white in the scene. The great advantage of using RAW data from the camera is that you can do post-processing white adjustment that will correct this to your eye. With film you can use a warming filter, and you can do that also in photoshop later. Not a big problem overall.




 Mike George   (K=3429) - Comment Date 9/20/2006
Try switching your White Balance Setting. Most cameras default to Auto, but this can be fooled, especially on overcast days. Try shooting on auto, then change the setting to sunshine and shoot a few and see if this helps. Some also have overcast settings, if yours does, try a few on this as well. You can fix the blue in PS without a lot of trouble.



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