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Red Blotchy Skin
Can anyone tell me why our Rebel 2000 always shows red blotchy skin when used indoors? We have a Rebel 2000 and mainly use the Automatic feature. Attached is a picture of our 6 week old daughter, the scanned picture actually looks better than the original. In the original every vein and freckle seems magnified. Help...please!!
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Jeff S. Kennedy |
The camera you use doesn't matter in regard to the colors you get in your pictures (with the exception of what the built in flash can do - which may be one of your problems). Other causes of this include: photographing people with blotchy skin (oddly enough), your film choice (what are you using?), a poor photo lab, photographing people in cold air (some people get red blotchy skin when they are cold). Other than the flash the camera shouldn't affect tones in your photos.
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Jeff S. Kennedy |
BTW, if you are trying to become better photographers you need to learn about exposure so you don't have to use "the Automatic feature".
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