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14-07-07, 03:28
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Colour Chart
I took an image of a colour chart - in the shade no less - and did what I could to make the #19 as pure a white as my system will allow without a colour cast.
In the end, I think the chart came out very clean - even if the outside borders are still a tad pale blue due to the shade. Allowance has to be made for everyone's monitor and how it reproduces colours on a subject like this. Norm D
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Norm Dunne I love the Old Masters for incentive and compositional ideas. Last edited by nldunne; 14-07-07 at 03:30. 
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14-07-07, 15:41
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Here is a variation of the theme using the GRAY SCALE & VALUE FINDER.
I worked up the white patch (upper left in the scale) to as accurate a tone as my system will allow. This one works very accurately as well. Norm D
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Norm Dunne I love the Old Masters for incentive and compositional ideas.
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15-07-07, 01:10
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For those who like more colours to compare, I did an image using the white patch on the COLOUR WHEEL as my basis.
Working in the shade, I like how the colours came out rather than in the sun. Norm D
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Norm Dunne I love the Old Masters for incentive and compositional ideas.
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