At 11:33 AM 2/21/01 -0600, Dan Scott wrote:
>Your Lordomat image has *a lot more* of a red cast to it than the Pentax
>image does: shadows on the buildings are hot and the water is very
>purplish.
If I didn't know that they were both on the same film, I'd suspect
on first glance that the C35 shots were done with a Kodak film.
That redishness shows up now that you mention it.
> I don't know which color(s) you were visually matching up when
>you lightened the Pentax image to match the Lordomat
I was looking at the brightness of the clouds when brightening the image.
>When I adjust your lightened half of the Pentax image to the same density
>as the Lordomat, the colors of the Pentax image look significantly more
>saturated and natural to my eye
It was an early-afternoon sun, so there wasn't any red in it -- such as from
a sunset. The lack of reds in the Pentax makes it visually better, as you say.
But the Lordomat shots look more realistic in the buildings.
>and the range of detail in the Pentax
>image blows the Lordomat away.
No disagreement there!
Dan Scott
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