I shoot RAW. Set it AWB.
Other than dusk and dawn I use AWB 9% of the time.
sorry care to share what's your preferred WB for the remaining 91%?
But the AWB would make the model skin tone shift towards yellowish. Using a grey card, the color would shift towards blue(theoritically wouldn't be this technique is the most accurate, or something wrong with my card?).
Using Kelvin, the color would shift towards red.
But is it correct if the model is a chinese then AWB is the most accurate one despite the skin tone shift towards yellow?
For me, I want to at least get the right WB on camera than PP.
Do you shoot in AWB and then adjust the color using color temperature on DPP or adjusting the color balanace on Photoshop?
I shoot mainly in RAW.
Nevertheless, to keep the workflow consistent (starting point), I use
Daylight WB outdoors on most occasions.
Cloudy if I want to "keep" those sunrise - sunset hues.
AWB for (casual ~ party, holidays, etc) indoors.
Custom WB for portraits.
For night photography, "I try everthing" if time permits; otherwise AWB.
Regardless of RAW or Jpeg, AWB would do the trick most of the time..
sorry care to share what's your preferred WB for the remaining 91%?
i think he meant 99%.
anyway, outdoor daylight, awb will work most of the time.
dusk and dawn maybe not as good, this is where raw files helps.
for indoor, a wb card will help greatly.
Paisay I meant 90% of the time...;p