White Balance
The White Balance setting I choose to change the colour balance in my pictures, making it warmer or cooler depending on how the sort of light you're shooting in affects things. Using Auto White Balance is the simple option, but my camera's White Balance presets give me more control over colour. The colour of the light will affect the colours in my photographs. The camera records colours exactly as they are. That's why pictures taken under household lighting have an orange colour cast, and pictures taken at dusk or dawn have a cold, blue look. Digital cameras have 'White Balance' controls to correct these colour shifts. This adjustment happens when the camera processes and saves my pictures. For example, if you take a picture under incandescent lighting, the camera can reduce the amount of orange in the colours and boost the blue to produce more neutral colours. How To Set A White Balance Part 1 1.On most DSLRs you'll find this on the Shoot...