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<blockquote data-quote="Horoscope Fish" data-source="post: 215475" data-attributes="member: 13090">I'm going to say it's not a white balance issue, but rather simple over-exposure. Here are some really minor tweaks I applied using Adobe Camera Raw. You'll notice I dropped the exposure by a half-stop. I went back and forth between thinking a half-stop and two-thirds looking better but when I bumped the contrast the half-a-stop drop seemed to be the better option. Oh, and I did a quick and dirty sharpening as well. Since you're shooting RAW, these sorts of adjustments are probably something you should get used to... Then too, if the over-exposure is consistent with this lens I would consider doing an in-camera adjustment to compensate for it. Maybe.[ATTACH]58424[/ATTACH]Fig. 1 ACR tweaks applied[ATTACH]58425[/ATTACH]Fig. 2 Final output (w/tweaks).....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horoscope Fish, post: 215475, member: 13090"] I'm going to say it's not a white balance issue, but rather simple over-exposure. Here are some really minor tweaks I applied using Adobe Camera Raw. You'll notice I dropped the exposure by a half-stop. I went back and forth between thinking a half-stop and two-thirds looking better but when I bumped the contrast the half-a-stop drop seemed to be the better option. Oh, and I did a quick and dirty sharpening as well. Since you're shooting RAW, these sorts of adjustments are probably something you should get used to... Then too, if the over-exposure is consistent with this lens I would consider doing an in-camera adjustment to compensate for it. Maybe. [ATTACH=CONFIG]58424._xfImport[/ATTACH] [I]Fig. 1 ACR tweaks applied[/I] [ATTACH=CONFIG]58425._xfImport[/ATTACH] [i]Fig. 2 Final output (w/tweaks)[/i] [COLOR="#FFFFFF"].....[/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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