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    Default Yellow Rose

    I find these difficult to get a shot without overexposed areas. Rich
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    Yellow I find is not easy as it once was. You are right there. That is another flower that gets saturated very easily. Do you use spot or overall metering? I prefer spot metering and move the spot around the shot while sampling the levels.

    BTW: You rose looks great! Very nice shot Rich!
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    Default Re: Yellow Rose

    Other colors to see if there is a difference.

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    Hi Rich,

    something dawned on me today... I have a setting on my camera for Bright/normal. I haven't had a chance to try it yet, but I had my camera set on bright. That might be why the colors where so bright in the red and green.

    It rained here today so I couldn't test it. But what I am going to try is one shot bright/ one normal and one raw... All the rest of the settings the same and see what I get.

    Your blues look pretty good but your yellows are pretty saturated. Unless you purposefully set the camera to do that.
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    Default Re: Yellow Rose

    The one flower was an orange color, and these were as shot.

    A couple of reds the same way.

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    Default Re: Yellow Rose

    Beautiful flowers Rich! The light is stil too bright tho.

    I did a qucik test this morning and you could really see the difference in the saturation between bright and normal. Do you have a saturation adjustment in your menu? I would step down a click in exposure and then if they are still too saturated, I would try a click down in the color saturation... what do you have to loose?
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