On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 7:44 AM, Chuck Norcutt
<chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I always shoot everything in raw and handle white balance in post
> processing. But, at the same time, I try to keep the camera's white
> balance setting close to the lighting temperature I'm shooting in such
> the previews of the images are reasonably close to what the final image
> will look like.
I follow the same practice. Being rather new to Lightroom as well as
the E-3, I find the camera's auto WB quite a bit colder than I would
have expected. Lightroom's auto almost always warms the image up, and
even selecting "Daylight" does the same thing. The camera's auto WB
is, to my eyes, almost clinically accurate. I guess that's what one
wants in some objective sense, but I almost never feel anything less
than a need to tweak WB in RAW development.
Could be this laptop, I suppose, and Huey.
Joel W.
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