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Andy C
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White balance and RAW convertor

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Advice/guidance required!!!

I always shoot in RAW, so use Photoshops RAW convertor. For adjusitng the white balance I just use my eye untill I think it looks right (which isnt always right), I'm thinking there must be a more technical way of doing this using the tools in the convertor, however I have no idea. Can anyone recomend a method that so I can get good white balance correction, that is repeatable and not depandant on my eye.

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Re: White balance and RAW convertor

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Hi Andy, This weeks Photoshop tutorial ( link below ) will answer your question, ( Episode 163 )

http://www.photoshopusertv.com/

All Gadgets this week, and 12m:25 secs into the show , this is demonstrated.

Episodes usually change on Tuesdays, so get in before then.

Regards

Peter
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Thanks Peter. Downloading it as i type.

Andy
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I'm always up for trying a different approach, adding colour casts is a great way to sometimes add that bit more punch to an image, ask John what a blue one does to my face, damn dirty i'll tell you. I'm still scrubbing it after seeing the print.
But that aside it shows every skin detail off to a tee. Thanks john i'm going to exfoliate myself now with something green and goey.
Lee :-d :-d
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You're welcome, Lee! :lol:
Best regards

John
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