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Quite often I visit a web site that has Hubble Space Telescope images , while looking at one of the images ( Hubble 11-5-98 STScL-38), I was awed by the beautiful color in the image. I read in a magazine column in answer to someone else�s question, that the color rendition in photographs of the cosmos are results of a commination of what the film see and reciprocity failure , that no one could be sure of the true color of the light source , I don�t know if this statement is or was true , or even that I remember it correctly , however my question is , with the electronic images taken to day , are the colors balanced to match standard astrophotography or are they more accurate then a film version , or of course , do we still not know ? Thank You Gerald Steede
Re: Are the colors in Hubble images correct ?
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