i get all dizzy confused when i think too hard on the colors.. cause i like them all haha ... but cannot decide .. black and white , sepia ... more red or green .. blah blah.... haha does anyone else get coinfused? .. in the end . i always go with my gut.. ok out of these two images .i took them one minute after the other same place and time and WHY in the heck did they turned out differant colors same shot... what happened .. now hhhm curious george wants to know.. LOL! a bit blurry - this is more to satisfy my inquizitivenes..about how lighting work... is it something precise or all just a lucky pull the wabiit out of hat and hope he jumps ! Hehee

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cooler one... warmer and cooler i did nothing differant and am puzzeld by it!

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Perhaps one of the controls was inadvertently changed between shots. To check look at the EXIF data recorded with the image.

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I always go with less saturation and what looks as close to the eye in real. Your bottom one does that . I dislike the orange caused by low light shots.Some people like that though

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Hehe!! I do! ;) Now, it would be MUCH easier to help if only we had the exif data!! What were ur settings on these shots Kim??

Interesting. Since the 2nd one is from a slightly different angle, I am wondering the AWB changed? Was there enough difference in overall color to cause the AWB to think the lighting was different? The EXIF would/might help.

I'm going with auto white balance settings. That seriously screws up your shots in these kinds of situations.

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Dunno what cam you have but yes, I too think its a case of White Balance as you have two diff temperture casts!

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kort had posted this article on night photography recently shows a good example of adjusting the white balance