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I like pictures in the snow. It appears to be a little overly blue, especially in the shadows, and I have noticed that many of my shots come out that way, too. Is that typical for snowy shots? And does it need to be corrected?
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Well in fact the shadows on snow are blue for two reasons. The snow reflects the sky and the yellow tone from the low light in the Winter sky creates a color contrast shadow. Notice that the top of the photo, trees and other details are not too blue.
my camera would produce a warmer less blue tone than that.. its largely what u are used to seeing i think.. and perhaps the monitor u are seeing the image on..
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