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What Hat Are You Wearing Today 1?

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delectans

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m0nk: Thank you for your kind compliment, I really appreciate it.


Dennis: Thanks. Your Porcelain beauty does the same to me!


Alan: You are far too kind, my friend, but I thank you nonetheless. Gotta love that Roman tailoring.


Perry: Thanks, and I always look forward to your daily(almost) hat-of-the-day posts with pleasure!


Ale: Grazie, amico mio!


Manfred: Many thanks for your very kind words!


Jared: Thank you, I cherish that hat. It accompanies me to work everyday.
 

bowlerman

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Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, Al! Every bit of it.

And Eric-- allow me to add my sentiments to the crowd: I never tire of seeing repeat images of your fine collection!

Great Stetsons, too, this morning, David, Perry, and Eric!
 
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delectans

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Thanks for your kind words, Jeff, I really appreciate them. On a different note, if it were not for our commitment to the Minnesota Orchestra's Bravo, Brahms series beginning this Thursday, we would be driving over for the Mahler 7th!
 

bowlerman

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And I, too, appreciate your sentiments! :) Mahler 7 will be an exciting concert, to be sure, but MO's Brahms will surely be sublime! (Plus they have a few more core players than we do down here... ;)
 

Joe Rotax

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I am troubled by showing the color...man I got to take a class on how to operate my camera.

It may not be you or the camera.

Some materials take on a very different color when photographed; so much so that in the film days it was common practice in advertising photography to send a few test shots to the lab to try and get it filtered properly for the final shoot.

Felt seems to be a problem for color accuracy and it gives the auto-focus cameras a rough time too because it seems to absorb the focus light rather than bounce it back to the camera.

I took this picture of my Stetson 4x Beaver SB and, while the guitar cases and couch are color accurate, the hat is way off. It's also a slightly different color in every picture from the series but everything else in the photographs stayed pretty much the same.

Anyway, this is my daily rig for the winter months...lol
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randooch

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It may not be you or the camera.

Some materials take on a very different color when photographed; so much so that in the film days it was common practice in advertising photography to send a few test shots to the lab to try and get it filtered properly for the final shoot.

Felt seems to be a problem for color accuracy and it gives the auto-focus cameras a rough time too because it seems to absorb the focus light rather than bounce it back to the camera.

I took this picture of my Stetson 4x Beaver SB and, while the guitar cases and couch are color accurate, the hat is way off. It's also a slightly different color in every picture from the series but everything else in the photographs stayed pretty much the same.

Thank you a thousand times, Joe, for these encouraging words. What a relief! I thought it was just me and a few similarly challenged techno-dolts.
 

scooter

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Well, I know from personal experience, that I can take 3 pictures of the same hat and it will appear to be a different color in every picture. Not even I, am that bad at photography. Flash on, flash off, indoor, outdoor, it can all make a dramatic difference in color appearance. Best results seem to come outdoors in the sunlight.
 

EggHead

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Hat color in photos will often be affected by surrounding and dominating colors. Try shooting against white surroundings. Also light metering may not be correctly guessed by the camera.
 

DRB

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Hat color in photos will often be affected by surrounding and dominating colors. Try shooting against white surroundings. Also light metering may not be correctly guessed by the camera.

I agree. Also, a solid bright red felt background yields good results as well, indoors with no flash.
 
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