First thing you must do is measure the general color of the lit ground and the shadows ground.

Load your background image into an image editor. Blur it. This is to remove details and measure the general color shift caused by light and shadow.

Then measure two spots that in real life would have similar colors if lighting was identical. Write these RGB values down. You'll need them later.

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