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"Gilles Tran" <git### [at] wanadoofr> wrote in message
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>
> Must be a recent craze, I came upon this a couple of days ago.
> http://www-bcs.mit.edu/gaz/gaz-teaching/index.html
> I'm not sure I've understood all the explanations, but it's certainly
> interesting.
>
> I fell for it recently in one of my own images too. I was trying to
touch-up
> some parts of an image and the eyedropper was in clear contradiction with
my
> eyes, so I kept smudging what I thought was a dark blue and it didn't
match.
> The eyedropper was right of course...
Those are some other things to try, thanks.
Some interesting things I found just now, the Munker-White link shows colors
affected too, as you said. We trust our eyes way too much, now I'm going to
be thinking it over all the time when doing a render!
http://persci.mit.edu/gallery.html
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Farewell,
Bob
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