An unintended change in color accuracy where the tones in your final digital capture do not match the true hues and neutral whites of the original film or print. In camera digitizing, color shifts can be caused by the aging and degradation of the original chemical emulsion, an inadequate light source that lacks a full color spectrum, or improper white balance settings during the camera capture stage.
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