www.dombowerphoto.blogspot.com This video give some tips to remember and understand how to use white balance with your digital slr camera. copyright dom bower www.dombower.com
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This was a very helpful and well done video
with a lot of information presented clearly
a booonsun burner lol :) great explanation. White balance is doing my head in espesh when i go into a shady area and select shade the image just looks so orange, autowhite balance looks spot on though.
This is the easiest WB explanation I’ve ever heard. Keep the tips coming!
Thanks. Nice Video.
BTW, 0 degree Celsius = 273.15 kelvin.
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thanks the thing with the chemistry helpt a lot understanding the blu!!
Good basic video to learn for newbie like me
@yookiefooka What you said is also true. I’m correct as well.
@brt5470 you got it the other way around, 0 degree celsius is 273 kelvin
Interesting clip, I was recently reading about something similar on thephotographyclinic (.) com
Great video DOM you explained well the different light attributes by merely using your flat, simplicity, NICE. I’m looking to gain mastery and awareness using magenta, blue etc, any vids on these would be great.
awesome video, dude
Dom – Thanks. I was never really clear on WB until now. Thank you very much.
outstanding video, only one I found that explains for us beginners without missing any small details and in layman’s terms.
Great song choice mate!
Hi Dom, How acurate is to use a gray or white card to set up your WB?
Tnx!
K = °C + 273,15
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you couldn’t beat the s5 eh jajaja
regards!
The absolute zero temperature is -273,16 degrees celcius.
Great tips, now I’m going to have to check it out on my pentax
i am learning so much from you! just watching ur vids! keep em coming!
@slammindeejay you have to take a white/gray card photo every time you change direction, every time a sun goes behind a cloud or behind a tree or starts to set, when you change from ambient to flash bla bla bla, it is handy but only if you are in a controled lighting situation like a studio. or outside with no change in weather
I am an amateur photographer that has been looking into buying a new DSLR camera. The information on your video was very helpful. Thanks a lot!
what about using white/grey card to nail white balance & exposure?