Female Amber corn from SMR. The camera flash tends to make her yellow more intense then it really is, but make no mistake, this girl is developing some nice yellow.
Steve
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06 Amber
steve_craig
Feb 21, 2007 08:27 PM
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sean1976
Feb 21, 2007 11:30 PM
On a side note do you or anyone else know how to eliminate or at least moderate that yellow enhancing effect in digital pictures?
When I took pic's of my BRB's the mahogany female came out looking medium to light brown body with yellow to light brown blotches. Now in real life she has a medium brown body and medium to light brown blotches(Her blotches have been lightening up in last few months).
Would really appreciate info if any has any since if I post pic's I want them to be accurate and I now suspect that I know why some of the BRB pictures in the adds look so high contrast with high yellow blotches.
wpglaeser
Feb 22, 2007 12:28 PM
The flash is washing out the colors. The best advice is to take a no-flash picture under bright, natural daylight or incandescent light.
Walt
