Why do the negatives of pictures show colors differently?
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because it's the inverse...
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Use the wand selector to select the color of the background.\nUse a fill to color in your selection to a color that is not in the pic itself, such as orange perhaps. Then you can do a reverse selection, or make the background transparent.
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If you used developed film instead of digital cameras, then you would have seen the negatives. \nOriginally, a SLIDE was a transparent picture, like a negative, but with true colors instead. These could be arranged in order on a still projector to embarrass family members that gather around to see old photos.\n\nThat is why photo albumns in Yahoo give you the option of seeing photos one at a time or as a slide show to automatically go from one to another.\n\nIf you want to do your own slide show to send to others, Power Point is good. (Microsoft Office)\nEither copy and paste pics or click on "Insert" and then picture. You can grab anything saved on your PC.\nadd a new page for the next photo\nin "Slide Show" go to Reherse time and click for the next page as you wish.\n"Save as" and look for .PPS instead of .PPT\nThe next person to look at it can open it and go through the pics at the speed you set it at\nHave fun
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For some video cards, there are settings where you can make certain colors appear more vibrant than others. Check your monitor settings in Control Panel -> Display -> Advanced.
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The picture or the computer might not have the right requirments
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If you scanned the photos and then directly printed that would be your problem.  Scanners cannot colour match properly.\n\nthe problem may also be that the black cartridge in your printer is not a true black.  In many cases the colours are used to darken and sharpen the back.   \n\nIf you are printing from a colour photo, try using a photo shop program to make the picture black and white and print with default (all colour) settings and see if that makes a difference.
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mine did that but red. it's something to do with files being on different harddrives i think!!
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on some machines, the transparency doesn't work with the background-color\ntry it with just background.\n\nbackground: transparent;
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Okay, unfortunately the server is down at the moment, but here is the link to a program that will give you the full pallete of color in any image.  I have found this to be very useful in site design, and hopefully they will not be offline for long.\nhttp://www.degraeve.com/color-palette/index.php\nHope this helps
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If you are using the standard type of CRT monitor the problem is probably in the guns in the crt or the circuit board in the monitor. The guns are what puts the pix on the screen. Each gun is one of the primary three colors and the mix of these put the colors on your screen. These guns can get a build up on them similar to mineral deposits around a faucet. This will cause them to function improperly and generate single colors like Red, Green, Yellow or Blue. Some times the guns can be Rejuvenated at a shop and get additional life out of it.\n\nThe other thing can be a component failure on the Chroma board in the monitor. This board has the driver circuits for the the three guns. One for each gun and are not the same as the program drivers you download.\n\nSince you didn't say how old the unit is, it's hard to say whether to have it repaired or to buy a new one.
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Everyone sees everything a little differently than others.  As for colours, it's how your eyes may process light and how your brain may interpret that light.  \n\nIf you're seeing blue while I see red or vise-versa, there's a big problem because those two colors are opposites (actually red and cyan, which is kinda blue).
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reflection can produce a differnt image.. but translation is moving the image up down right or left
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that is not real just add them some pixels the same as the original picture bu some softwares can change pictures to best are : softcolor and..
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Maybe the original picture file is corrupt.
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It's a lot more difficult than you might think to get really good results. I have the lighting, Photoshop CS and have gone through many tutorials and I still have much better luck working with a different solid colored background. I try to match the background of the original photo (colorwise) to the background that I want to drop in.
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The pictures you see that are released by nasa or whoever are doctored. If you were out in space you would basically see what you see now. There are some differences in colors of stars, for example bettleguise ( forgive my horrible spelling) is a red giant and is a red colored star. However this really isn't what were talking about here. When you see nebulae and such in those pictures they are quite pretty, blue, red, all sorts of stuff going on there. In the truth of the matter if you could actually "look" through the hubble it would be just plain ole grey's and white's. Sometimes a picture is taken in several different wavelenghts and has each wavelength given as a different color. This is really not as common as some people think. I assure you that those amazing pictures that are full of color were processed to look amazing and not becasue they have these incredible colors themselves.\n\nOh one last thing, if you were up in space and you got a look at the sun it would appear bright white and not the yellow that we are used to here on the ground- the atmosphere gives it the color
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when you multiply two negatives you get a positive because the negative signs cancell each other out