In a message dated 11/6/2003 2:21:46 PM Eastern Standard Time, jef.jef@... writes: As you dimmed the lights the color output of the lights warmed up a lot resulting in the slides with a warm color cast. If you re-shoot the slides with the lights on full power and adjust your exposure accordingly you will get much better results. However, there are still some other factors you would need to take in account to get a perfect color match from prints to slides. here is how i create my own slides, without any of the strange color shifts mentioned. i use a copy stand, with a flood light positioned an equal distance, on each side of the stand, and a BLUE BCN #1 light bulb in each one (you can purchase these at just about any Photo Specialty Store, or online.), and i do NOT use any other lighting in the room. i take a light reading with a light meter, and gray card, and have never had a problem. k a y [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Color slides of Ultrachrome prints - read
2003-11-06 by DigitalLipothymy@aol.com
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