But remember not to white balance your photo into oblivion. Shooting
the sunset and balancing with your WhiBal or shooting JPEG in auto white
balance mode may turn your shot back into mid-day light with an oddly
low sun angle. :-) When shooting JPEG remember that we didn't change
the color temperature of our films at 5:00 pm. The eyes and brain still
count sometimes.
Chuck Norcutt
Moose wrote:
> Daniel Sepke wrote:
>
>>Moose, Chuck, Jeff & Adam
>>
>>Thanks to all of you for your suggestions. I was hoping one of you would
>>make a suggestion as I respect each of your opinions highly. It is great to
>>hear from all of you.
>>
>>Adding a reference white card will definitely be my next step. I had kind of
>>forgotten the WhiteBal since it came up a while back. It occurs to me that
>>the technique was basically what I was doing with my last round of test
>>images (the subject was wearing a white shirt). Sometime the solution is
>>right in front of you and you can't see it!
>>
>
> But don't let it fool you. White shirts aren't. Worse than that, I
> believe some detergents may make them fluoresce under flash
> illumination, so what the camera sees may be different than what you
> see.. And when shooting lots of folks, the shirts will surely differ in
> tone.
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