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Thread: I was adjusting colours in value instead of RGB. Better now?

  1. 13th September 2015, 12:05 AM #21
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    Re: I was adjusting colours in value instead of RGB. Better now?

    Nice rose!
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    Re: I was adjusting colours in value instead of RGB. Better now?

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    they are pretty since we put in the new rose garden
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    Re: I was adjusting colours in value instead of RGB. Better now?

    Quote Originally Posted by xpatUSA View Post
    ...In answer to the questions, Brian, very, very few of the 111,300 colors are clipped, and there is no over-saturation at all...
    There is a lot of technical jargon in this thread that means little to me (I simply adjust sliders and numbers until an image looks right to me!), and it seems that the terms used can be different depending on the software used. So, without getting too technical, please can you describe the difference between "clipped" and "over-saturation"?

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