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Sorry if this is in the wrong discussion but I hope you can help or know someone that can.
I'm a very novice photographer and use bassic settings but one thing I could do with doing with ease is taking pictures of our racing pigeons. We have a photo box that we put the pigeons in to toake a photo but as you can see they are coming out very blue. We used to use a point and shoot Panasonic TZ20 and it was surprisingly good but that has now got scrated on the lens so have decided to use our other camera a Panasonic DMC FZ72 but I can't seem to get the settings right and trying to adjust them on the computer using GIMP is also proving time consuming. This is a raw picture took this morning (I know the head is out of focus) and as you can see it is terrible. For this picture I used intelligent auto plus on the camera and reduced the setting to try and remove the blue but as you can see it hasn't helped much. I have tried other settings but to be honest I'm stabbing in the dark. Another thing that doest help is that the box is lit by led lights, you can see the square reflection in the pigeons eye.
This is one of our better pictures but using the old panasonic TZ20 and a traditional light from above
Any help would be much appreciated as these images are what we put on our website to sell our pigeons
I'm a very novice photographer and use bassic settings but one thing I could do with doing with ease is taking pictures of our racing pigeons. We have a photo box that we put the pigeons in to toake a photo but as you can see they are coming out very blue. We used to use a point and shoot Panasonic TZ20 and it was surprisingly good but that has now got scrated on the lens so have decided to use our other camera a Panasonic DMC FZ72 but I can't seem to get the settings right and trying to adjust them on the computer using GIMP is also proving time consuming. This is a raw picture took this morning (I know the head is out of focus) and as you can see it is terrible. For this picture I used intelligent auto plus on the camera and reduced the setting to try and remove the blue but as you can see it hasn't helped much. I have tried other settings but to be honest I'm stabbing in the dark. Another thing that doest help is that the box is lit by led lights, you can see the square reflection in the pigeons eye.
This is one of our better pictures but using the old panasonic TZ20 and a traditional light from above
Any help would be much appreciated as these images are what we put on our website to sell our pigeons