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09-10-2007, 07:42 PM
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Originally Posted by viscostatic  Yes, as far as I can recall the photograph is a fairly accurate record of the colour. I have not seen another like it and according to some guides Amanita rubescens is only found in deciduous forest which is why I am rather puzzled. Phil. | Hi viscostatic and welcome to WAB
I'm afraid this Blusher is far from the correct colour. There are also two distinct blue/green regions in the background indicating some degree of manipulation. If you view this in 'auto colour' its a normal blusher!
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| | | Re: Beige Fungi in Coniferous Forest
Well observed John. |
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Originally Posted by NickCantle Well observed John. | Thanks Nick. It's a good job I only paid £500 for my monitor   |
09-10-2007, 08:07 PM
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09-10-2007, 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by NickCantle Is that all I'm a mac lad
...I can see it if I look now. I just thought it was a nicely composed image  | I bet you can't remember the Mac Plus  The 100mb hard drive cost £800  ... I'm dreaming of Hypercard now
I agree, it is a nice image but it doesn't help when trying to ID things |
10-10-2007, 07:10 PM
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| | | Re: ID please
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Originally Posted by FungiJohn Hi viscostatic and welcome to WAB
I'm afraid this Blusher is far from the correct colour. There are also two distinct blue/green regions in the background indicating some degree of manipulation. If you view this in 'auto colour' its a normal blusher!
John | Sorry for misleading you - I did not alter the colour after it came off the camera, just lightened the image slightly - this must be the effect of shooting with white balance set to shade. Thanks for confirming the ID. Phil. | | | |
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