You could try a Genetic algorithm - some of them have the ability to do multi dimenisional minimization - either that or a simplex algorithm (this might be better). But you still need to have an objective function that returns a single value typically....
Hmmm - OK, I'm not certain it's a white balance problem per say - the whites look white. (I was photographing an aikido demonstration so there were white gi's involved...). However, the other colors in the photo appear to be off - flesh tones etc.
WOW - thanks for all the wonderful information. I guess my next question is - why do two programs see the raw images differently? (Well, 3 I've tried ifranview also - it's just slower... and it dosen't seem to be great for corrections...
I want to make some minor edits to photos (RAW files) - a little sharpening, color corrections and converting to black and white. Picasa seems to produce decent results, but it dosen't seem to produce high quality jpeg files. Anything I open in GIMP appears to be a little off in color - the reds...
I've actually had some really good results with my current close-ups. I kind of like the distortion around the outer perimeter of the photo - adds a neat fish-eye effect almost. An extension tube is on my list but I shoot on a graduate student budget :(.
Acne is normal at that age. Before going to a dermatologist, try a simple solution first - wash your face after each time you exercise, or are in an oily environment (I used to work in an Italian restaurant and my face would start to break out in the summer on longer shifts.) Also, make sure you...
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