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  1. 02-28-2005, 05:49 PM #1
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    Why the color differance?

    The set up for these two shots was identical. The lighting, the back ground, camera, and lens didn't change. The only thing that I changed was the exposure. The longer the exposure, the redder the background became. I was using a solid black piece of cardboard for a backdrop. The only post processing done was a crop and some USM. So why would a longer exposure turn the backdrop red?
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