Editing images with photoscape.

Well here is the first thing. Whenever you do the color for your background. Actually choose white, or #ffffff. That way you know it's white.

Secondly, it's your monitor settings.

 

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Good job! It ain't pink!

 

The only problem is that this coin is shiner in hand.

 

YES! Now it is finally white!

 

Detecto - have you ever had your color vision tested? You may have some degree of color vision deficiency.

http://colorvisiontesting.com/ishihara.htm

It's not common, but isn't that rare, and only affects males. The above test should really be done with printed cards, but this may be helpful.

 

I give up. I'm done sitting and painstakingly imaging all of my coins, editing them for proper color and luster, cropping them, etc.

 

Detecto - I was being serious, not sarcastic, when I posted this.

 

figures

 

I took those tests before, I have good vision. It wasn't me, it was my monitor being off. I reset my monitor and now I can see it.

 

Yeah, but his avatar still is.........

 

Good to hear it was the monitor.

 

Oh look.....now it's not.......

 

I still see pink.

 

DETECTO, YOUR AVATAR IS STILL PINK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! If that doesn't work I give up.

 

It is? Looks OK from where I'm sittin'. Then again, I've had a few........

 

I guessed it. Edited it from what I was going to say, but I knew it somehow.

 

It is pink as Katy Perry's panties--that is if she wears them. PINK avatar.

 

Well this morning I was feeling optimistic.

In auto mode, it kept overexposing my images, causing them to be very washed out.

I was using a slower shutter speed, but that still did not work like I wanted to.

So I went into the menu and lowered the exposure on the camera.

It's not bad. A little shadowy, and part of the reverse is oof.

 

Congrats on getting the white! Nice picture of the 43-D silver Jefferson!