Digital camera question.

[Solopressure washer]

I did a driveway restore last week and it turned out great but in the pictures you can see a yellowish tint in parts of the cement. To the naked eye you do not see this just in the pictures. I have read on filter for this concern. Any body use any of tense filters. The only thing that I can figure out that caused this tint was the well water that I hadto haul to the job. I will post the pictures soon.

 

[Solopressure washer]

Here s a couple of pics. This is a repo home a as far a I can tell it was an acid cement stain It is a repo home and I did have to haul water to it. Well water. Worst part is the oil stain that was hidden.
With the naked eye this is a bright white concrete now, just not in the pics.

 

[Nick L]

Looks like the cream was stripped where you see the yellowish tent. The camera might pick it up better or if the concrete is wet, it can be seen better.

 

[Doug Rucker]

Camera will pick up things the naked eye can't see.

 

[Solopressure washer]

Nick, cream was gone when I took the job, that's why I took it plus when the wife gets home from Ohio we and the little one will have a great big bucks dinner.

Hey Doug, that's why I am looking into a filter, guess I will have to try the red and blue one and see how it works. Now is when I wish I could get 35 mm film for the old camera. I'm not sure if there is any place now days to get it developed. Lol.

 

[Doug Rucker]

Nick, cream was gone when I took the job, that's why I took it plus when the wife gets home from Ohio we and the little one will have a great big bucks dinner.

Hey Doug, that's why I am looking into a filter, guess I will have to try the red and blue one and see how it works. Now is when I wish I could get 35 mm film for the old camera. I'm not sure if there is any place now days to get it developed. Lol.

Walgreens ....