From: Aahz Maruch
On Tue, Feb 26, 2013, Bruce Walker wrote:
- I always shoot a grey card to get a WB reference. If you don't have
one, find something neutral in the area and shoot that. Shoot RAW so
you can fine-adjust the WB later on.
This is something I saw today, anyone tried it?
http://photojojo.com/store/awesomeness/white-balance-lens-cap/
I've got the ExpoDisc version and rarely use it.
I mainly just leave the camera's white balance on Sunny & stick a grey
card and/or an old Macbeth Color Checker into the frame occasionally,
since I'm going to adjust white balance in Camera Raw anyway. I am
shooting RAW.
I'm working on the theory that white balance is always wrong, but if you
settle on one it's always wrong by the same amount & in the same
direction (for any specific light source/session) which makes fixing it
in Camera Raw easier.
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