Reminds me of the minor controversy around the color of the Mars sky. Turns out that replicating perceptual color as it would be experienced by a person standing on another body or looking directly at it is not really that simple. Cameras designed for use on Earth are calibrated for a certain environment and even then you can get differences in how colors show up or are perceived on photos.

Turns out a person on Mars would sometimes see a bluish sky depending on how much suspended dust is present, the altitude, and the time of day.