For Craig: more from the archives.
Back before Photoshop (before Photoshop for the masses), the only way to correct for color shifts was either to use filters or special film designed for different light (or correct when printing, something hard to do when you are taking positive film)
I shot a roll of Kodak Tungsten 160 at DL in 1999.
Taken before they put up the garish 45th Anniv. Sign.
I've made a home for my archive pics (unless they're still timely) here: http://www.themeparkphotos.us/g/g2/main ... emId=31534
Back before Photoshop (before Photoshop for the masses), the only way to correct for color shifts was either to use filters or special film designed for different light (or correct when printing, something hard to do when you are taking positive film)
I shot a roll of Kodak Tungsten 160 at DL in 1999.
Taken before they put up the garish 45th Anniv. Sign.
I've made a home for my archive pics (unless they're still timely) here: http://www.themeparkphotos.us/g/g2/main ... emId=31534
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