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Originally Posted by Shaun @ Tru6
Sadly and much to my chagrin, I have not learned how to use the camera. Have another tech coming in for a test on Monday, with 2 I might have time to actually learn how to use it properly.
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There are so many moving parts to what you are trying to do.
You think you see a color, but the brain is pretty tricky and lets you see what you think you ought to be seeing. The camera will see it differently. It's sensors are different than yours and it doesn't have a brain that says, "I know that should be black, so I'll let you see black."
So even if you clear the first hurdle and the camera sees and records exactly what you see (not likely), you then you have to display what the camera sees on something. Show the same image on two different monitors and they probably will not look the same. If you have prints made, who knows what they will look like.
The best you can do is a decent approximation.