Broad Centurion

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I imagine you down on your four to capture that fellow… :D

I think a yellow tweak would improve these.
 
Kodiak Qc said:
I imagine you down on your four to capture that fellow… :D

I think a yellow tweak would improve these.
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Another late nighter eh, I was actually laying on my belly for these. :)

When I processed them I upped the blue to just before they started to look blue so I don't think there is much room for more tweaking.
Pretty sure one of the layers on my diffuser is throwing a warm tone on my shots which become much more noticeable the closer the subject is.
 
RyanB said:
Another late nighter eh
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It is rather a very early morning for me as I have to prepare
an elaborate location shoot for a motorcycle distributor. Ha-
ving my first coffee, I'm planning to load the right gear in the
truck… I hope I won't forget anything.

To avoid such PP difficulties, Ryan,may I suggest you use a
grey card to reference the colour temperature of the scenes?
 
Kodiak Qc said:
It is rather a very early morning for me as I have to prepare
an elaborate location shoot for a motorcycle distributor.
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I have no such excuse, I've just been an insomniac recently. Can't seem to fall asleep till the birds start chirping and then I only get 4hrs or so till I have to be up again.:mad:
Kodiak Qc said:
To avoid such PP difficulties, Ryan,may I suggest you use a
grey card to reference the colour temperature of the scenes?
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Cheers for the suggestion and advice but I'm thinking that would be very difficult as the warm tones really only become noticeable when the subject is only a couple of inches from the front element of the lens.
Getting a grey card in the scene without scaring off the insect would be a feat in itself and as I get a fair working distance with my 150mm/ crop sensor the warm temp has only reared its head when using the ext tubes and shooting at appx 2:1 making using a grey card even harder to implement.
I'm thinking I need to identify which diffuser layer is causing the problem and excise it.
 
Nice work
 
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