Originally posted by ogl I think you don't understand what I mean...
Have a look at yellow...
Do you really see no any green cast?
Absolutely impossible to say unless you are looking at the same bag in the same light to compare with. Otherwise, how would you know the actual colors of that bag in that light aren't exactly what you see here?
FWIW, I loaded it into ACDSee, and the "yellow" pixels read around 190/200/2. Again, without knowing the actual color of the dye used and that of the light used, it's *impossible* to know if this is correct or not. But even if it weren't, so what - all that means is AWB kicked in to remove some of the color cast from the light, just as it it should. Try shooting a color reference chart after doing a manual WB setting if you want to make any claims whatsoever abut color. Otherwise, you're just guessing.
Similarly for people claiming to be able to tell just by looking at a picture that the skin tones are 'waaay" off - unless you've got those very people sitting right next to you in that same light, you basically have no idea if it's accurate or not. Considering the makeup and the settings used (contrast, saturation, and sharpness all cranked up), that picture looks (on *my* calibated monitor) completely within the range of what should be expected. Now, if those girls are actually, say, of Arab descent, I'd agree the skin tones appear off. But if, for example, they are of northern European descent, it looks about right for the settings chosen.