Ha! Why would I just *assume* incompetence? Never occurred to me
they might be doing it on purpose!
Though I have learned to dislike AWB. A lot. Even when shooting in
what I think is consistent light it re-evaluates with each shot and I
end up with uneven results. C@non if you're wondering . . .
Thanks for the paradigm shift!/ScottGee1
On 9/26/06, Chuck Norcutt <chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> So many cameras do poorly on incandescent white balance whether auto or
> the incandescent setting that I don't believe it's an "error". I think
> it's delibate and mimicking what people have come to expect in having
> their daylight film night shots exposed indoors partly by flash and
> partly by incandescent lights. Phil can complain all he wants about the
> incandescent white balance issue but I don't think most of the
> manufacturers have any intention of listening. The camera's settings
> are for the masses. Those who really care will use raw or otherwise
> closely control the light.
>
> Chuck Norcutt
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