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These are quite amazing Matt. I thought the WB might have been out on the first shot but after using a grey card test profile it proved to be spot-on. You are the king my friend
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That's very odd since the WB looks off to me too - a distinct cyan cast in the white dresses.
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A white satin dress will pick up some blue from the sky. I toyed about with the WB and even tried desaturating the dresses but they didn't look quite right. They are also picking up a little of the purple from the other dresses. It's rare to get a pure white outdoors...only on a cloudy day perhaps. Regards
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