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  • White Balance Nightmare

    I enjoy "street" photography and having obtained a permit at the "Mall", I spotted this stall and just couldn't resist the colours. The real problem is there was such a mix of light (as well as sweets). So any advice on what to do when faced with this situation would be welcome.



    The vendor was a bit upset that I didn't buy anything
    Graham

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    Re: White Balance Nightmare

    Graham - do you shoot in RAW mode?

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      Re: White Balance Nightmare

      Originally posted by Ian View Post
      Graham - do you shoot in RAW mode?

      Ian
      Always. And I'm pleased I did for this shot as the mix of daylight, striplight (of a temperature chosen to make the sweets look good) and the background lighting really had me and the camera confused.

      Sorry about the size of this, I thought I'd made it 600x800 but it's come out twice as big

      Graham

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        Re: White Balance Nightmare

        Originally posted by Graham_of_Rainham View Post
        Always. And I'm pleased I did for this shot as the mix of daylight, striplight (of a temperature chosen to make the sweets look good) and the background lighting really had me and the camera confused.

        Sorry about the size of this, I thought I'd made it 600x800 but it's come out twice as big

        The colour balance isn't too bad, actually. I only asked about RAW as you will get much better flexibility when adjusting white balance from RAW - which I'm sure you already know

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        Questions and advice on how to improve your picture taking can be posted here. This board is discussion beyons the basics, which are catered for in the 'Help and advice for beginners' board.


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