Fungus (*) by ctfchallenge


29-MAY-2004	Rod

These last for months & months, they are still there but not looking so healthy now.

Canon PowerShot G2
1/60s f/4.0 at 21.0mm full exif

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Nugar		30-Oct-2004 13:22
Yes, each color has a code in photoshop. If you click on the colors palette, you will see the colors numbers or letters, depending on the nomenclature system. On the RGB (Red-Green-Blue) nomenclature, pure white is 255 Red/255 Green/255 Blue. And blown highlights appear as pure white on screen. When you have that pure white, there is no detail left in that area and that's why blown highlights are a no-no.

Rod		30-Oct-2004 05:11
Rich, read my mistaken note to Garret:-)

Rod		30-Oct-2004 05:09
Nugar, thank you father for I have sinned :-) The bleeding wife varnished the wood a couple of years ago & what was left didn't shoot too well. I don't know if they were quite 255 but the burn tool made them indescribable which is a notch up from blown highlights:-) Garret, I think 255-255-255 might be PS talk for pure white. I'm only guessing, but Nugar knows.

Garrett Lau		30-Oct-2004 04:30
Good use of color and DOF. --Garrett

Rich		30-Oct-2004 01:49
Nice shot and good contrasting color. What are 255 areas?

Nugar		29-Oct-2004 23:24
Nice DOF. You did get a few 255/255/255 areas (ie BHLs) But I forgive you, son.

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