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Originally Posted by miketoll
What colours is it on the screen? It might be the fact that this colour of flower contains wavelengths the eye can't see but the camera sensor can so when the image is reproduced it looks wrong. Thats why film shots of bluebells never look right. Just a thought.
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Hi
No, colour on screen is as the jpeg. Have also just submitted to "Plant" gallery an image of a Princess flower which again is an intense blue. Looks great on my screen ( and hopefully yours!) but prints out as wishy washy pinky/blue on printing. But , look at the great colour of the enclosed - printed out exactly as on screen
Has me confused
Cheers
Stuart
Sorry, can't add to reply - will add to gallery (CF jpeg)