[radium-]

You know after playing around with photoshop I have began to realize its very easy to manipulate colors.... Some purples people have on their pics could have been altered to make it more purple etc.... we should have some type of universal piece to sit by plants when taking pics to prove their true colors like a pepsi can or something...?

[FinalSolace2]

man if you make a yellow bud that would be trippy.

[radium-]

Here is what I mean here is original pic



Heres my blueberry x c99 cross



or did i mess around in photoshop for 5 mins?

[Harry Gypsna]

im pretty sure most of us are proud of our plants-thats why we post them in the 1t place so to alter them would be daft...but yes of course there are bojnd to be some "Cheats" not that anythging wrong wth photoshop...as long as the pic is labelled as altered that it....

[mace_ecam]

pictures are way overrated

[radium-]

[desibhang]

i wonder if the seed companies alter the color of the bud to sell their products?

[radium-]

Harry: Oh no not saying everyone here alters photos at all and highly doubt anyone does... Just saying its very very very easy to do so and some breeders taking shots could easily dupe people into making their buds looks much better than they actually do. Just want to let people know

[Dutchgrown]

radium-: Logically, it would be totally nonsensical for a breeder to hype the outcome by altering photos, because that would leave the breeder with endless complaints and ridicule by customers. Once there has been folks growing a particularly colorful variety out and documenting it the growing community will know the pictures posted are in fact real, iow, they grow out to description....the point being, 'real' breeders do not need to doctor their pics up because to do so would leave their product inaccurately represented. However, when a 'new' (yet to be made credible) breeder surfaces there stands the chance altering was done......until folks have grown out the variety and can say one way or the other.

Oh, and also, some plants turn out more colorful when grown in a colder climate, something not all growers do, or can do, so some plants might grow more colorful than the exact same plant grown under different conditions somewhere else, so I'd be more inclined to say growing conditions plays a bigger role in producing colorful plants than PS altered pics.

I find PS useful, often use it, but mainly to lighten up a dark shot, or sharpen the image (I often get a bit out of focus so sharpening the image just a bit takes some of the fuzziness out).

Just my

Thanks,
dg

[radium-]

DG: I totally agree with you.. I mainly just wanted to educate the people of how easily it would be to be fooled