I expect that Kodak Gold is balanced for daylight and you were using
tungsten lighting indoors which has a lower (colour) temperature than
daylight and therefore looks less white, more yellow. Paradoxically,
a lower temperature is often referred to as warmer light.
Chris
I took several pics indoors at Christmas with my OM-2S with 50mm f/1.4, using
Kodak Gold 200 without flash. Every one of them has a yellow cast to it.
The flash pics all turned out fine. Any ideas as to why the yellow tone?
Incandescent lighting? Is that why they call it "Gold"???
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