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"Greetings members of Tokunation. My name is Shuichi Kitaoka, the super lawyer and Kamen Rider Zolda. Allow me to present my case on why I am awesome."

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"Exhibit A, my Giga Launcher."

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"Exhibit B, my Giga Cannon."

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"Exhibit C, my Advent Card."

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"Advent?" "Your honor, I request a recess till October to finish presenting my case."

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"I need no evidence to prove my awesomeness here."

What are your camera settings? I want a white background, not cream lol. Or are you using Photoshop for post production?

I'm not familiar with the camera you're using, but most point and shoots have a white balance adjustment option in the menu. A lot of lighting on a solid white background usually helps too.

Set your white-balance to whatever light you are using. There should be a setting for incandescent or florescent yellow light. I don't know what kind of camera you have, so I'm going to assume its a point and shoot. I'm just learning this stuff too, I really wish we could maybe start a discussion or tutorials on this stuff.

I just brighten up the lightbox with a bunch of light.

I may just have to upgrade my lighting...I have my camera set to automatically white balance but still get that cream color...

Auto doesn't always get it right. It's a good idea to play around with the manual settings.

Unless you have white lights don't bother with the auto-setting. Check your manual, it should tell you what each icon for the white-balance is. There should be one for outdoors, fluorescent, etc.

you should try setting your white balance to incandescent or florescent first and take a few pics to see if it helps

these are the difference between auto and incandescent on the Galaxy S II. They both were taken by the same camera with the same lighting and background

ISO:auto EV: 0 White Balance: Auto http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/l...1-31000224.jpg

ISO:auto EV: +1 White Balance: incandescent
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You just did that to show off your Skull lol....will work tonight and see what we can do!