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To: Mannie who wrote (27750)	7/21/2003 3:53:45 PM
From: abuelita	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104216

scoot- those are excellent ... you got some great people shots. this is a vancouver landmark. it used to house the europe hotel. pbase.com It was perfect. yes, it was :) rosita

To: Mannie who wrote (27750)	7/21/2003 5:12:56 PM
From: elpolvo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 104216

scootn'shoot- tanks again. nice pics. the one of the beauty in the blue chair is exceptional. (that color of blue is exactly 180 degrees off phase from skin color - maybe that's why it makes such a good contrasting background - you see it used a LOT in TV for talking heads.) interesting trivia... in TV work, we use a vectorscope which converts color into a vector that displays on a 360 degree, round scale somewhat like a flat compass on a tv screen. deep blue shows as a line that would correspond to about 125 degrees if it were a compass. skin color is the reciprocal and shows as a line that would correspond to about 305 degrees. what i found most interesting when i started in this field is that the difference in skin color, from person to person... (and i'm talking the whole spectrum - from the most fair skinned to the darkest skinned) is only about 2.5 degrees on the vectorscope. the difference in michael jackson then and michael jackson now is about 1 degree out of 360. :-) viewcast.com