kelticBlue
Well-Known Member
I used a Tungsten filter to help balance the yellow from the Incandescent Lighting. Incandescents are your typical 'idea' light bulb (the white balance icon), flood lights and many times the can lights in the ceilings
. . . adjusting the Kelvin Temperature on the camera. . .
A question? Hmmmm?
Using the Tungsten present is my technique. But With my camera I use a pre set tungsten white balance in camera setting, Which is 3000K. My COBs are 3500 K at full power.
? Can you target a Kelvin value specifically in camera ? I specifically looked through the camera manual over a year ago now I couldn't find a way to play with it other than pre-sets.
Could be a limitation of my Rebel t4i menu.
I know my point and shoot only has the 3000K presets. And I use it 99% in the tent. And it works great.
Just wondering if I could tweak that in the dslr. . . I hope that makes sense.
I am away from home now but you guys have me thinking. I really have not done any thought about it beyond the journal.
I have a camera manual manual on my phone. I remember now. I was too lazy to set up a custom white balance. And I just used the tungsten preset.
Okay so so now all this thinking has me finding something new.
In the manual I find. . . .
White balance bracketing. I cannot wait to try this under the COBs.
Now I am going to have to break out the ol tripod. I bet I cannot find the attachment.
Super cool