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Message: <blockquote data-quote="WayneF" data-source="post: 527448" data-attributes="member: 12496">Two thoughts.  extremely white papers, like photo papers, possibly have whitners added that are said might cause a blue tint in a white balance situation.  I've never seen it, but it is said.  Cheap copy paper works pretty well, maybe the better of those with brightness of around 92...  But a $5 white balance card is also a possibility.And you might try a white balance  test with your two light types in use individually... only one type at a time.   If two colors (my bet), we cannot balance mixed colors.   If pretty close to the same, no big problem, but any white balance compromise simply makes both be wrong, not right for either.   We might make one mixed spot be right, but the lighting distances being different means only that one spot is corrected, and all the rest of the scene is a crap shoot.</blockquote>