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Do you have too keep reseting the custom WB every time like indoors n outdoors?
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Everytime you turn the camera off the white balance will reset.
I have this 3 pack of cheat cards, ones a grey card, ones a black (handy for black point) and ones for white balance, everytime I go to shoot I take a image of the white one, then set the camera to that white balance in the custom settings. that way if the conditions change in the few short minutes I can change it later.
Interesting. I have one card that does all of that. You get it from www.rawworkflow.com .Everytime you turn the camera off the white balance will reset.
I have this 3 pack of cheat cards, ones a grey card, ones a black (handy for black point) and ones for white balance, everytime I go to shoot I take a image of the white one, then set the camera to that white balance in the custom settings. that way if the conditions change in the few short minutes I can change it later.
Interesting. I have one card that does all of that. You get it from www.rawworkflow.com .Everytime you turn the camera off the white balance will reset.
I have this 3 pack of cheat cards, ones a grey card, ones a black (handy for black point) and ones for white balance, everytime I go to shoot I take a image of the white one, then set the camera to that white balance in the custom settings. that way if the conditions change in the few short minutes I can change it later.
Setting a custom white balance is a good idea whenever the light changes. White balance is easiest set from a card that is 18% grey. The key is knowing exactly the color and reflectance of whatever you use.
There is white and there is white, and then there is the other white.
Our eyes aren't reliable for distinguishing white because our brains continually make adjustments for us. Incandescent lighting is really a light shade of orange and flourescent light it actually a shade of light green, but our brain tends to make us humans think it's all white light.
Interesting. What camera do you use?Everytime you turn the camera off the white balance will reset.
I have this 3 pack of cheat cards, ones a grey card, ones a black (handy for black point) and ones for white balance, everytime I go to shoot I take a image of the white one, then set the camera to that white balance in the custom settings. that way if the conditions change in the few short minutes I can change it later.
If your light source in flash or sunny day, set it on "sunny/daylight" or flash (a bit warmer then previous one) and have a blastThanx I am trying too shoot with alot of snow here in Alaska n all my pictures all comes out grey. So I tried different techniques and still having a few problems.....I try and try them out again.....