I regularly browse photo magazines in bookshops here in Japan. I actually bought one which has cards for adjusting white balance.
All together, there are sixteen different shades for making your shot have a warm, cool, green or yellow tone.
Here are some examples:
Of course, if you submitted such shots for a challenge, you'd get comments a-plenty that the White Balance is off.
Here's another example:
Yellow-toned white balance
WB adjusted to "normal" in RSE, resulting in pleasing purple-tinged ends of the wheat.
So, here's my question - What use are the cards really if you can adjust the white balance in your post-processing?
p.s. I've put the photos in my Workshop folder - is that ok? |