nwrogers
Got gorgs?
Tava176:
No problem! I guess the way I look at is that you can buy a very expensive camera with the ability to adjust/balance the color levels before you take the photo, you can use computer software to adjust/balance the color levels after you take the photo, or have a picture that is a not good representation of anything your photographing. It is really the same thing because either way you look at it the photo is being adjusted by someone/something. Photoshop has become a bad word in our hobby because of people grossly misusing it. For example this guy has a beautiful tank but when you look closely his photos are so photoshoped that the sand is blue! Hahaââ"šÂ¬Ã‚¦
http://photobucket.com/albums/v467/gqjeff/jeffs reef/
I think you get my point. My sand is still white
It seems like using the white balance on the CoolPix pulls all of the blue out, we canââ"šÂ¬Ã¢"žÂ¢t have that! 
Greg:
Thanks! I will keep an eye on those
Nate
No problem! I guess the way I look at is that you can buy a very expensive camera with the ability to adjust/balance the color levels before you take the photo, you can use computer software to adjust/balance the color levels after you take the photo, or have a picture that is a not good representation of anything your photographing. It is really the same thing because either way you look at it the photo is being adjusted by someone/something. Photoshop has become a bad word in our hobby because of people grossly misusing it. For example this guy has a beautiful tank but when you look closely his photos are so photoshoped that the sand is blue! Hahaââ"šÂ¬Ã‚¦
http://photobucket.com/albums/v467/gqjeff/jeffs reef/
I think you get my point. My sand is still white
It seems like using the white balance on the CoolPix pulls all of the blue out, we canââ"šÂ¬Ã¢"žÂ¢t have that! Greg:
Thanks! I will keep an eye on those
Nate
