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In a particular picture in Photoshop document format taken with a digital rebel xt and displayed on PS CS2, there is a narrow rusted cable in the distance against the blue sky. The blue of the sky appears to bleed into the dark color of the backlit cable. When I grab the picture to move it around, the blue bleed disappears and the cable takes on the correct dark rusty color. When I stop moving the picture around, the blue bleed from the sky appears again.
This makes me think the camera actually recorded the correct color information for the cable, but Photoshop is mishandling the information when it displays the picture in normal mode, but displays the information correctly when it is displayed for the photo movement function. Can anyone explain what is going on?
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Best Regards,
Mike
http://photoshow.comcast.net/mikenoel
This makes me think the camera actually recorded the correct color information for the cable, but Photoshop is mishandling the information when it displays the picture in normal mode, but displays the information correctly when it is displayed for the photo movement function. Can anyone explain what is going on?
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Best Regards,
Mike
http://photoshow.comcast.net/mikenoel
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