Rain Problem

[Myst]

I went to take pics of BQ on a wet noon-even... the colour came out yellowish-tint, sort of... some 1 told me that it was due to the rain. true? and if so, can i use a filter to get rid of it or sumthing?

 

[mpenza]

are you using digital? if it is, you could try using other white balance settings.

if the color cast is in the prints. it could be the photo lab's fault.

 

[Myst]

nope, using film. uhm.. so its not the rain or anything?

 

[Ah Pao]

Not likely rain will cause any yellow tint. At most it will cause a haze.
If you want to check whether it's the lab's fault, print it at another lab and compare.

 

[blurblock]

Not likely rain will cause any yellow tint. At most it will cause a haze.
If you want to check whether it's the lab's fault, print it at another lab and compare.

Unless it is raining sulphuric acid ;P.

 

[moos blues]

recently i found that the afternoons give a yellow tinge when its over cast.. few times in the city, but its often very over cast and near to evening... but was it like that when u were shooting?

if not cld check lab lor...

was it recently? like last thurs? just wondering.....




:lovegrin:

 

[Myst]

lol it was over cast... as it was raining.. thoses thick over cast grey clouds... and no, it wasn't anytime recently. i was just taking my old pics out to see and spotted it... and no, it wasn't discolouration, cause i have a tendency to write down the faults of the pic... so...

anyway, is there a way to get rid of the haze? polorizer or sumthing?

 

[SuRfTeC]

i guess rain or anything will not cause pictures to turn out yellowish...!! never encounter this before... i think it might be the labs problem... or maybe the fim??

maybe a circular polariser can help...??

 

[Myst]

uhm.. i think its wat moo was saying.. cause conditions were like that... using c-PL... troubles some.. cause already low light.. then i taking road junction... dun want the light trials... ah well, guess no help for it..