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Old July 22nd 04, 07:27 PM
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Default Help! Green tinge in black shadows.

I have a digital image underexposed by about 1-2 stops. When it is printed
there is green in the deep black shadow area and pure black areas show some
green streaking. This does not show on other prints. I cleaned the printer
heads in software and the color test sheet looks normal.

Why does green show in the black shadows and how can I remove it?

I'm using a Canon 9100 printer, Canon 10d camera (AWB setting) and studio
electronic flash.

Thanks in advance for your advice.


 




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