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Looks like a definite Agate. That first OP photo is a Long Exposure image (note the streaking tail-lights), and with no flash, the in camera processing makes those images look "sepia like".
As for the photos later posted, those are both Agate too. The first is in natural daylight (not direct daylight), and is the closest to what the eye would naturally see. The last image is exposed closer to a "flash white balance" with lots of stage lighting reflecting off the paint too.
Looks like a definite Agate. That first OP photo is a Long Exposure image (note the streaking tail-lights), and with no flash, the in camera processing makes those images look "sepia like".
MileHigh,
Thanks.... One of my hobbies is photography but I am afraid to say I did not think that a long exposure would turn the Agate Grey color into Sepia.... But I think you are correct. Thanks for chiming in...
Originally Posted by MileHigh911
As for the photos later posted, those are both Agate too. The first is in natural daylight (not direct daylight), and is the closest to what the eye would naturally see. The last image is exposed closer to a "flash white balance" with lots of stage lighting reflecting off the paint too.
I really like the Agate Grey and I think it has won me over from my original choice of white. The second two photos with their slightly difference in color hue is more understandable, but I really added them into this thread because they look nothing like the one's from the first post...