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| Midworlder PRO Fri 9th Oct 2009 19:27
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A work colleague of mine is having an issue -
Family portrait photos are showing ok on the LCD of his Nikon D70 - Indoor shots (restaurant)
Portrait ISO 200 - Shutter 120 - Apeture F4
Standard HP printer at home gives - heavy pink colouration almost like they have heavy make up - same result when taken to an Electronics Store to be printed ...
Anybody got any thoughts ?
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| megmet PRO Fri 9th Oct 2009 22:46
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Originally posted by Midworlder:
photos are showing ok on the LCD of his Nikon D70
I'm not very familiar with Nikon but it could be the camera settings that need adjustment.
I'm a Canon addict myself, and I know that there are lots of different tweaks for the colours on most of them.
I would suggest firstly to take the camera back to factory settings to see if the problem is still the same before doing anything else.
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| Doody PRO Sat 10th Oct 2009 19:49
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Possibly white balance problems, push them through any editing system (psp, lightroom etc) and do an auto white balance, then try a reprint on one ..
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| DragonSpeed PRO Fri 16th Oct 2009 13:27
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Check the colour space? Make sure it isn't something odd like ProPhoto or AdobeRGB
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| LisaSam67 Mon 19th Oct 2009 20:49
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Tell him to take it OFF the Vibrant setting! Jeff is constantly shooting in that mode in his D300 and it's such a pain to edit people shot in Vibrant mode!
I might add that I'm picking on my hubby but I left mine in vibrant all last week too on accident! ugh lol
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