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These pens are indeed excellent, after getting my first one I immediately ordered 2 more - the nib is so malleable and wonderful to write with and performance with Diamine inks is pure pleasure. I may be mistaken but I think it even flexes a bit. My Parker IM Black GT totally pales in comparison.

I'm sorry about the photo - I don't know how to make the picture less blue - it's taken in daylight. Text should be dark brown and the pen dark green.

http://i1082.photobucket.com/albums/j362/fotopang/_baoer%20388_zpso4gbfjbi.jpg

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Lovely handwriting! I'm far from an expert, but if you switch over your camera's white balance that should help. Here in Scotland, my old Canon spends 90% of its time set to 'cloudy'.

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Indeed, they are incredible pens, available for £1.65 (about $2.50) shipped from China. I gave 2 away at the weekend so I had to buy 3 more.

 

Regarding the white balance, you can salvage some of it, though once the camera data has been jpg'd, it wont give a perfect result. This was using the free program Rawtherapee (awful name, but great program) with the spot white balance tool selecting the paper (which I assume to be white):

http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r77/garyjc_photos/_baoer%20388_wb.jpg

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I own the pen already and love it. But I've been jonesin' for a chocolate ink and now you put this up.....

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