![The problematic of color [eye and camera] The problematic of color [eye and camera]](https://m5.paperblog.com/i/240/2405448/the-problematic-of-color-eye-and-camera-L-gnLV_K.jpeg)
That's not what I saw when I took the picture. Not those colors.
Now I've calibrated the image so that the face of the largest building is not pink:
![The problematic of color [eye and camera] The problematic of color [eye and camera]](https://m5.paperblog.com/i/240/2405448/the-problematic-of-color-eye-and-camera-L-_xUs3l.jpeg)
Good enough. But where's that green come from? I'm certain I didn't see that.
This is what I settled on:
![The problematic of color [eye and camera] The problematic of color [eye and camera]](https://m5.paperblog.com/i/240/2405448/the-problematic-of-color-eye-and-camera-L-H3My6J.jpeg)
Still, where'd that pink come from? Was it really there?
Here we see pink clouds:
![The problematic of color [eye and camera] The problematic of color [eye and camera]](https://m5.paperblog.com/i/240/2405448/the-problematic-of-color-eye-and-camera-L-zrXoo2.jpeg)
Is the pink on the face of that building a reflection from the clouds, something registered by my camera, but not my eye?
This, of course, solves the problem, but at a price:
![The problematic of color [eye and camera] The problematic of color [eye and camera]](https://m5.paperblog.com/i/240/2405448/the-problematic-of-color-eye-and-camera-L-cTnJyn.jpeg)