stradibarrius Member Joined Jan 17, 2009 Messages 1,452 Location Monroe, GA Format Medium Format Feb 18, 2009 #1 When taking a photograph of several brightly colored items, (box of crayons etc.) for a color test does the background color effect the results? Should the background be black or white?
When taking a photograph of several brightly colored items, (box of crayons etc.) for a color test does the background color effect the results? Should the background be black or white?
Steve Smith Member Joined May 3, 2006 Messages 9,109 Location Ryde, Isle o Format Medium Format Feb 18, 2009 #2 It will not change the colour rendition of each individual item but may affect (not effect*) your meter reading depending upon your method. * sorry, being pedantic! Steve.
It will not change the colour rendition of each individual item but may affect (not effect*) your meter reading depending upon your method. * sorry, being pedantic! Steve.
Photo Engineer Subscriber Joined Apr 19, 2005 Messages 29,018 Location Rochester, NY Format Multi Format Feb 18, 2009 #3 It will subjectively change your interpretation of the image. Background color can also affect reflected light. You should choose gray, black or white. Gray is preferred IIRC. PE
It will subjectively change your interpretation of the image. Background color can also affect reflected light. You should choose gray, black or white. Gray is preferred IIRC. PE