Nicholas Powell (phoenixdude24) while playing with url addresses on ZuneScene found an orange Zune photo. He posted the link on our site. No big deal, ZuneScene has Orange Zune #100 limited edition and have posted photos on the site.

But phoenixdude24 searched more and found two completely identical photos. All the details are the same, the light, the angle, the shadow, the Zune box. Not convincing enough? The dust on both Zunes is exactly on the same spots. But with a minor difference: the one is showing an Orange Zune and the other a Baby Pink Zune! This Baby Pink photo was in Gizmodo's article yesterday originally posted on ZuneScene here .

You can check the two high-res photos found by Nicholas on his comments on our article Some baby Pink and Red Zune photos.

Below are the two photos. Click on them to view in high-res version for more details.

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EDIT: ZuneScene removed the photos from the site after I posted this article. But I have local copies. Sorry, I expected a better answer. The original addresses were:
http://www.zunescene.com/new-zune-colors/pink.jpg
http://www.zunescene.com/new-zune-colors/orange.jpg
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By the way, I also checked the orange Zune photos on ZuneScene again. Did I miss the paper  showing the Number of limited edition (#100). No, its not there.

So after answering why the Pink photo are photoshoped, if the Watermellon Red is also photoshoped, could the admins of ZuneScene take a photo of that limited edition Orange Zune papers? Just in case...

I don't exactly agree with people digging other sites and I wouldn't post about this if it wasn't important in my opinion. ZuneScene is a respectable site/forum with thousands of forum members and they should know what is real and what is not.

Of course the original photo can be the pink one, and ZuneScene may have been playing with Photoshop to create another Orange. Thats a possible explanation among many others.

Thanks for the tip Nicholas.