>I am convinced that no two people see color in exactly the
>same manner, possibly/probably due to slight genetic
>differences. Remember, the human eye/brain system presents us
>with what we expect to see, not what we are actually seeing.
>And, we have no way of proving that an object has any
>intrinsic "color". All we know with any certainty
>is how we perceive different wavelengths of light reflected
>from it.

This is kind of what I'm thinking is the case with the "green" tint on the LCD on the D800. I think some people are more sensitive to green causing said issue. Or I guess it could be the other way around, those that don't notice it may not be as sensitive to green as others.....

I have a friend I work with that shoots with a Canon 7D and really likes the colors it produces (cooler looking to me). I prefer a slightly warmer end result.... So it must be how each person presseves colors and what "looks right" to them.

Interesting.....

Chris

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