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While organizing a family album, I noticed that hair shades look inconsistent across several old prints. A warm cast in one print makes a relative look much redder than in the neighboring photograph. Nobody remembers whether the difference came from dye, lighting, or the way the photograph aged. I found a reference on describing shades through <a href=https://haircolorpalette.top>hair color analysis</a> while keeping any description separate from a confirmed fact about the person. Perhaps the caption should distinguish the shade visible in the image from what we actually know. The unedited scan would remain beside any adjusted copy, so relatives can see what the description refers to. The captions will be shared with younger relatives who never met these people, which makes careful wording more useful than a confident guess. How would you phrase that distinction in an album caption without filling every page with technical notes?