Tuesday, 19 July 2011

White Balance

Today I learned how to make a custom white balance setting in order to optimize my photograph based on the current lighting condition.

Set 1:
I took a picture of the dog using one of my flourescent settings, which resulted in bad lighting. Then I took a picture of the white background beside the dog and set the camera to use that to gauge the white balance.
Bad Lighting:
Bad Lighting 1
Good Lighting:
Good Lighting 1


Set 2:

To get the good lighting this time I walked right up to the artwork and held up a piece of paper so I could capture the lighting state and used that photo as my custom white balance.

Bad Lighting:
Bad Lighting 2
Good Lighting:
Good Lighting 2

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