04-10-2012, 10:21 AM
You're right about the white balance in those photos, Bruce, although the main reason that I used them was to show the degree to which stuff needs to be wetted and the amount of glue mixture which can be used, yet still be unnoticeable once dry. That particular area shows ground cover application only, although the technique is similar for ballast.
I just finished replacing those photos with ones which have a little better balance. I could never understand why that camera adjusted itself most, but not all, of the time, even within the same photo-taking session. :?
When I was doing the ballasting, I was enjoying it so much that I never thought to take photos. In my opinion, painting rail and ballasting are two of the easiest tasks available to us, and two which give the most bang for the buck.
Wayne
I just finished replacing those photos with ones which have a little better balance. I could never understand why that camera adjusted itself most, but not all, of the time, even within the same photo-taking session. :?
When I was doing the ballasting, I was enjoying it so much that I never thought to take photos. In my opinion, painting rail and ballasting are two of the easiest tasks available to us, and two which give the most bang for the buck.
Wayne