Just calibrated

[Sweetsomedays]

Now my stuff looks green.
Does this photo look kinda greenish and not at all contrasty? I edited before the calibration.

 

[Garbz]

Looks reasonably neutral to me. Compare the wall to the window which is blown to pure white, and you can see a slight blue/green cast assuming the wall was white.

 

[Sideburns]

the wall looks kinda bluey greeny...

but ya...it's not really "contrasty"

 

[Sweetsomedays]

Yes, the wall is blue green. There must be some kind of treatment on our window. Every time I shoot close to it I always have to correct color for a blue/greeny some times even yellowish green tint.

Any better? I did a quick re-edit.

 

[Garbz]

Colourwise much better here, but I preferred the original soft contrast.

 

[Flash Harry]

Don't judge color by white paint, different brands have different tinges making for cold whites, (with blue) to warm whites (with yello). With practice you can see castes, but it takes a long time to train your eye, in the darkroom days I've chucked thousands of prints which looked neutral to me but my mentor pointed out castes till eventually I too could see them, I use fuji cameras, these produce beautiful colour but lean towards a warm yellow straight from camera, although pleasing to the casual viewer they all need correcting before submission to a client. H