NHS Intro to Digital Photography
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Adjusting White Balance

Once you have white balance pictures shot, we can use the picture with the white balance cards in it to adjust the colors on the other photo. It may sound a little crazy or difficult but it's works. If there are ever unwanted color casts in a photo, this is the way to remove them.

You can find the handout here.
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