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Photography Q&A
do you use a white balance?
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<blockquote data-quote="STM" data-source="post: 476556" data-attributes="member: 12827"><p>I almost <em>never</em> use the presets and I never use auto. Since I always carry a gray card in my camera bag, I use the D700 WB measurement thing to get the exact right color balance. It only takes a second and it is usually dead on. It takes away all of the guess work. When I shot film exclusively, I used a Minolta color meter and used CC gels to correct for differences in color temperature. I still have the meter, and still use it if I shoot color film, but I use the D700 routine whenever I am shooting digital.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="STM, post: 476556, member: 12827"] I almost [I]never[/I] use the presets and I never use auto. Since I always carry a gray card in my camera bag, I use the D700 WB measurement thing to get the exact right color balance. It only takes a second and it is usually dead on. It takes away all of the guess work. When I shot film exclusively, I used a Minolta color meter and used CC gels to correct for differences in color temperature. I still have the meter, and still use it if I shoot color film, but I use the D700 routine whenever I am shooting digital. [/QUOTE]
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