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Dash Illumination White or Blue?

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YOUR RESEARCHDash Illumination White or Blue?

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Probably the camera that took the shot, illumination is in white but under certain lighting conditions and with certain cameras they will catch more of a blue tint, just an artifact of the camera.
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Probably the camera that took the shot, illumination is in white but under certain lighting conditions and with certain cameras they will catch more of a blue tint, just an artifact of the camera.
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POST 1Original post

I thought I saw some instruments illuminated in light blue? Mine are not, just clear illumination. Was that only in the UK? Thanks Russ

POST 2Original post

Probably the camera that took the shot, illumination is in white but under certain lighting conditions and with certain cameras they will catch more of a blue tint, just an artifact of the camera.

POST 3Original post

K-Man S, Thanks, I thought that blue tint was so nice, too bad. Russ

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