#colour-matching — Public Fediverse posts
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Pink on Pink in London
Sometimes the photography gods just hand you a gift, and this was one of those moments. I was walking through central London when I spotted this woman standing at the kerb in a pink striped shirt — and directly behind her, as if placed there by a set designer with a very specifi...
https://inphotos.org/2026/02/21/pink-on-pink-in-london/
#Candid #ColourMatching #Greggs #humour #London #pedicab #People #Photo #Photography #pink #StreetPhotography #UnitedKingdom #Urban
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Pink on Pink in London
Sometimes the photography gods just hand you a gift, and this was one of those moments. I was walking through central London when I spotted this woman standing at the kerb in a pink striped shirt — and directly behind her, as if placed there by a set designer with a very specific sense of humour, sat one of London’s famously over-the-top pedicabs, absolutely dripping in hot pink and white faux fur.
The colour match was uncanny. She had no idea, of course.
Apertureƒ/8CameraILCE-7RM5Focal length24mmISO2500Shutter speed1/500s #2025 #Candid #colourMatching #Greggs #humour #London #pedicab #People #Photo #Photography #pink #SonyA7RV #StreetPhotography #UnitedKingdom #Urban -
Meanwhile the closest to correct water colour is base tint +50%, which is still too green everywhere else.
Basically, this is a weird printer.
I think I'm gonna try +1/8th on the red - maybe just a little shy of that - and +35 to 40% on the contrast. I really like how the non-bike-streets show up really clearly above +25% and I want to see how much of that I can retain _without_ starting to blow out the dark grey text.
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ANYWAY MUCH LATER
It's kinda weird! The amount of contrast has a real effect on the colour balance too on this printer. Not sure what's up with that.
+1/8 red +25% contrast for example gives me arguably good enough visibility on the Seattle non-bike streets, though I'd like slightly more. But the Greater Northshore proper background is a little too red and also still kinda light.
Then jumping to +50% contrast at 1/8 red somehow _corrects the colour balance in the land_. I don't know how that's happening. Unfortunately, it blows out the text a little, and makes the water more purple than I want - meaning that the red goes down in the land while increasing in the lake.
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What I made still isn't right but at least gets the idea across - to show how much shift I'm able to get out of the cheap oversized printer at the UPS Store in Kenmore.
The physical print will let me create a pre-mixed special edition MEGAMAP which can be printed on that printer in that shop and come out reasonably accurate.
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Here's what it looked like before I worked on it. THIS WAS THE BEST ONE I GOT.
I don't know what the fuck the phone thinks it's seeing but it's not what I see and _I_ see _ultraviolet_. WTF, phone.
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the amount of struggle I had to go through to get an even vaguely colour-accurate photo of this piece of paper on my iPhone 11 is honestly kind of crazymaking.
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Anyone know a reliable way to match colours ( non Pantone) in physical prints on laser or inkjet printers.
This isnt colour matching a monitor colours, this is for when you have a coloured print produced on laser printer a. Let say we print the same item maybe years later on another pc / laser printer. Even with original source file this is a hit n miss process, ive seen a few scanner that will give rgb or cmyk or pantones of existing prints but not sure if any good.
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Blend in with the colours of Chioggia 🛵 This sunny yellow Vespa found the perfect camouflage in front of a wall of the same hue.
Can you spot it? ☀️🌻
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#Chioggia #VespaLife #ColourMatching #Camouflage #ScooterLove #ItalianStyle #TravelPhotography