| Re: Background goes from white to blue What you're seeing is a change in the white balance across the wall, and at the "blue" end, it's just that you're getting more reflection from the sky, or possibly that you're shooting indoors, and the bluer end of the wall is closer to a daylight ambient light source compared to the yellower colour temp of an incandescent/halogen light source.
I come across this sort of thing a lot shooing interiors and kitchens, especially with the predominance of white walls and ceilings.
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