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plankgatan Posts: > 500

recl... you never have some own facts or picture to share, just quoting other peoples stuff and comes up with ridiculous answers.....get a life.

On 2009-04-13 14:08:28, King9 wrote:

[ This Message was edited by: King9 on 2009-04-13 14:29 ]

i didnt know all nuances had ID-numbers. (i only thought it was the "real" colours, such as blue, yellow, white, red, black and green who had ID-tags.... well well, you learn stuff everyday

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back to topic a bit....this picture is shot with a DSLR Canon EOS 450D....i guess it manage quite accurate Red colour.....look at the nuance..its bright, vibrant.

then (again) Canon A640...also quite bright, vibrant...hhhmmm, strange stuff, i guess im colour blind.

[ This Message was edited by: plankgatan on 2009-04-13 23:04 ]

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Posted: 2009-04-13 20:20:20
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Bonovox Posts: > 500

LG photos colours look horrible muddy colour.
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Posted: 2009-04-13 20:55:00
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michka Posts: > 500

@ plank:
Well you know that "colour" is an interpretation by our brain of the wavelength of the electromagnetic waves that strike the photocells at the back of our eyes. Our eyes are sensitive to wavelengths comprised roughly between 400 and 700 nm.
Now one can define three types of colours:
- Primary colours are made of waves of only one wavelength. We can also name these colours "pure".
- Secondary colours are made of a mixture of pure colours. Purple is one of these.
- Tertiary colours are Primary or Secondary colours with a very low brightness. Brown or olive are such colours. They are interpreted as such by our brain simply because they are rather dark. But if you look at their colour content, they are in fact a mixture of red and yellow (brown) and yellow and green (olive).
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Posted: 2009-04-13 23:53:23
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plankgatan Posts: > 500

i call them "elementary" colours

(like i said above; green, yellow, black, white, blue & red)
(yeh, of course i know if you mix colours you get other colours...thats common sense

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Posted: 2009-04-14 00:02:08
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michka Posts: > 500

Yeah but what is interesting is that our brain makes us see different colours when the colour is bright or dark, like orange and brown.
Which may explain why you see things others don't, and the contrary.

[ This Message was edited by: michka on 2009-04-13 23:06 ]

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Posted: 2009-04-14 00:04:22
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plankgatan Posts: > 500

talking about colours, my Girlfriend Hasselblad 503 CW have some serious colour rendition,
this one:

she(we) have taking quite many flower pics and they blow everything away bigtime.....(its analogue, but you can change to a digital sensor-backpart, whenever you like.

anyway, here is sample by 503 CW

enjoy............sorry for off topic

[ This Message was edited by: plankgatan on 2009-04-13 23:48 ]

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Posted: 2009-04-14 00:33:48
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-PERFECT- Posts: 461

Plank, try to ask to 100 persons if this is red:

c902

90 or more will tell “no”, it’s a “pinkish” red (or what you want to call it)

This is red:

I think exactly what rekl has said, and strangely you can also see some colplaints of C902 owners, red by C902 will never be like red by Canon A640, this is a sure fact.
There are different tones of red, i have posted two pics of Ferrari because “everyone” know how its red is, in this case one is outdoor on cloudy weather, one is “indoor” with the light that come through the windows (first one with iso 54 and 1/160 sec e.t., second with iso 80 and 1/100 sec.), different conditions, but surely C902 hasn’t real red Ferrari color rendering.
And we don’t have to fight to dibate it

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Posted: 2009-04-14 01:54:25
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plankgatan Posts: > 500

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[ This Message was edited by: plankgatan on 2009-04-14 10:10 ]

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plankgatan Posts: > 500

hey wait a minute...WHY DIDNT YOU POST THIS OTHER COMPARE PICS FROM THE SAME TEST ?
(thats pretty LOW and hardly fair result).

well, it really shows what a point & shooter c902 are...it handle different light-conditions such easier, (clearer colours, better Focus...well everything).

c902