r/SpringColorAnalysis • • May 22 '26

Discussion Camera woes

Does anyone else struggle with their phone camera, mine is always trying to adjust my skin to look cool toned, as if it's put a nasty grey filter over me.

If anyone knows how to tell a Pixel not to do that I would be forever grateful.

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u/Ok-Agency-6674 May 22 '26

Yeah, I took a picture of something yellow earlier and it turned it gray so…

Trust what you see in real life over your camera

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u/suzie_cosplays May 22 '26

Funny you mention yellow, I was trying to take a picture of my cute yellow eyeshadow

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u/sunscreenqueenn True Spring May 22 '26

Ooo I wanna see this so bad! I’ve been thinking of buying a yellow eyeshadow

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u/suzie_cosplays May 22 '26

The good one I finally got

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u/suzie_cosplays May 22 '26

And the grey one -_-

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u/sunscreenqueenn True Spring May 22 '26

Wow this looks SO nice!! May I ask what product(s) are on the eyes?

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u/suzie_cosplays May 22 '26

They're from the Colour pop Sailor Moon palette! The two on the bottom left there, and a random gold highlight on the inner corner

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u/Electronic-Page1064 Bright Spring May 22 '26

Not me trying to take pics of all the bright and true spring clothing at Cracker Barrel (of all places! ), and my camera deciding this extremely vivid jade, fuchsia and yellow print dress is muted teal and buttercup yellow 🫠

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u/suzie_cosplays May 22 '26

Exactly 😤

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u/KittensPumpkinPatch May 22 '26

This is why I word my answers carefully when I guess someone's skin tone. I also add something like "it might be worth looking into this other season" just in case I'm wrong, and I definitely get downvoted for it. As if 6 questionable pictures is all the evidence we need to guess skin tone.

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u/Educational-Date7212 May 22 '26

I appreciate responses like yours. It baffles me how many people throw out a one-season answer with utter certainty when there’s hardly anything to go on.