photrography: Get the Ugly Yellow Color Out of Your Interior Photos
- 06/05/08 04:51 AM
Have you ever wondered why the photos you take come out yellow? This yellow comes from the ambient light given off by light bulbs. There are ways to fix this. First increase your ASA or ISO on your camera to 800-1000. This raises the light sensitivity of the camera allowing for a faster exposure time, letting the flash do its work and not the surrounding lights. (This also allows everything to be in focus) The second way is to go to a camera store and buy a blue gel. Put that over your flash when this yellow problem occurs and shoot … (6 comments)
This blog is of my day to day experience as Art Director of Evers & Co. Real Estate located in Washington, DC. The topics are dealing with photography, design & marketing, including insight through my many years in the design field.
Have you ever wondered why the photos you take come out yellow? This yellow comes from the ambient light given off by light bulbs. There are ways to fix this. First increase your ASA or ISO on your camera to 800-1000. This raises the light sensitivity of the camera allowing for a faster exposure time, letting the flash do its work and not the surrounding lights. (This also allows everything to be in focus) The second way is to go to a camera store and buy a blue gel. Put that over your flash when this yellow problem occurs and shoot … (6 comments)
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