Cooling problems

PeteWelshPhotography · 2008-07-24T23:08:06+0100

Hi All, I have a Pentax K10d and various lenses.. When I take a photograph of a scene with a lot of green in I tend to have to 'cool' it down in photoshop as they always seem to have a yellow tint to it... This happens with both RAW and JPG I have tried setting the white balance on Auto/daylight and cloudy but none seem to sort the problem The White balance seems fine to me when I take a photo of anything else... So was Looking for suggestions as to what I can do to stop this.. I guess there is something in a menu somewhere but I can't find it I am going to try to attach two photos to this post to show the difference The first image does not seem to need 'cooling' http://www.petewelsh-photography.co.uk/petes/DartmoorRider.jpg This next image has a lot more green in and I have the problem ... I know it is over exposed :) probably not in focus but that is nothing to do with the problem .. http://www.petewelsh-photography.co.uk/petes/IMGP7491%20093-qpr.jpg

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Gwyn Gwyn

10344 posts
19 years
The Netherlands

Posted 25/07/2008 - 09:20 Link

ChrisA wrote:

How strange. Now that I've visited the photos successfully using your method, the original links work for me too.
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Edit: though if I restart the browser and refresh the page, I'm back to the original error. Don't understand that

Me too. I don't get it either but then I am not very good with these things anyway.

Peter Bargh Peter Bargh

175 posts
23 years
Shireoaks,
Nottinghamshire England

Posted 25/07/2008 - 09:24 Link

I believe when we've viewed them using the root folder option it means they are then cached on our computers so the new direct path then works. I guess you have some server protection on at file level to prevent files being viewed/nicked when directly linked?
I'd say John's right too. I know this isn't a thread intended to praise pics but the rider shot is wonderful.

Daniel Bridge Daniel Bridge

3458 posts
20 years
Billericay,
Essex

Posted 25/07/2008 - 11:51 Link

I've seen them using Gwyn's method, but still can't see them from the link.

Using IE7 on XP

Dan

K-3, a macro lens and a DA*300mm...

PeteWelshPhot... PeteWelshPhotography

105 posts
18 years
Plymouth UK

Posted 25/07/2008 - 12:11 Link

Sorry about the mess up with the pictures guys .. I tried for some time to get the links working properly but I'm afraid I am confused how the links work on here... My skills at I.T. do not seem to be up to doing it...

Thank you to those who managed to see the pictures.. and thank you to all who tried

Pentax K7 and K5 and several black tubey things with magnifying glass in that twist around and move in and out - to be honest I am not sure exactly what I have. Will list the proper names one day..

Mannesty Mannesty

7650 posts
21 years
Totana,
Spain.

Posted 25/07/2008 - 16:25 Link

Mannesty wrote:
I get

Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /petes/DartmoorRider.jpg on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Apache/1.3.37 Server at www.petewelsh-photography.co.uk Port 80

If I copy the URL into IE7 I can see the images. Firefox 3.01, no go, message as above.

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