My last post was inaccurate. What could be interpreted as purple fringe is actually a reflection of my wife's arm and shirt. I checked it as 100%. It's quite clearly a reflection, not an aberration. Paul
> Hi Shel, > She's making a chicken and vegetable stir fry. It was quite good. The purple > fringing in the pot cover isn't an aberration. It's a reflection of the > drapes > over the patio doors. The highlights in the pot cover are 200 watt spotlights > above the stove. They'll burn out with any medium. If you saw detail in them, > you'd see the tungsten element <g>. I judge every highlight based on its > source. Highlights that are naturally out of range are quite acceptable by > any > standard. I could pull them down to less than pure white quite easily in > PSCS, > but it would be unnatural. > Paul > > > > Hi Paul, > > > > I like the way the camera handles tungsten light. Don't like the purple > > fringing and burnt highlights on the pot lid (my perennial gripe - nothing > > personal) What's your wife cooking? How about a pic of you doing the > > dishes <LOL> > > > > Shel > > > > > > > [Original Message] > > > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > > http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=3145171&size=lg > > > > >
