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I am asking this here because I know some of you are very knowledgeable
on the subject. I want to take digital photos of black and white drawings with red and green pencil markups. The reds and greens are not bright. So far I can get the resolution I need but the reds and greens don't show up so great. I think the problem is in the spectrum of the light i am using. I have tried the flash on the camera, fluorescent lighting, and sunlight. I am going to build a stand to position the camera over the drawing (or part of it). I will add lighting fixtures to the stand to get the quantity of light but the quality of the light. I can get what ever will work (metal halide, Ott lights, quartz etc.) If you can suggest a better group I'll take it there, I found about 900 hundred photography groups. Any way this has noting to do with who Cheny shot or Lie, Spin and Deny. |
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