Walter Colaiaco explains how to creatively use your white balance setting in-camera, saving time in postproduction and securing interesting effects quickly and easily.
With a rapid evolution in digital cameras, there are a number of adjustments that can be applied to images after the capture process. By transforming the white balance function from automatic and taking manual control, a wide range of image variations become available allowing you to fix colour as required and picture editing becomes that much simpler.
When the processing is completed in-camera, you don’t need extra photo editing programs to generate the overall effect creating a cost-effective way to use a new colour profile.
