Hi CSers! Have a question on my mind about WB issues when shooting sunrise and sunsets.
So far my experience with both,most recent was yesterday, was that the light is constantly changing, so WB was extremely challenging! What do you guys fix it to? I do do post-processing, but in camera right of the bat, it's quite disheartening to see that the orange glow ur eyes are are slightly off in cam
another thing is that it seems the sun isn't entirely round in the pictures compared to what we see.. Sometimes. Does shooting in a larger aperture help?
Lastly would be shooting portraits in that kind of lighting.. Somehow I adjusted to sunshine or cloudy or shade , the skin tone still looks too off, like too warm or over saturated look.
Before ending off, I'm shooting with a 550d. Can't set custom Kelvin unfortunately, only can set custom WB. Currently , have yet to buy a grey card. Will do one soon. I suspect this will help for portraits but not so much for the landscape shots
Keep on shooting. Yay!
So far my experience with both,most recent was yesterday, was that the light is constantly changing, so WB was extremely challenging! What do you guys fix it to? I do do post-processing, but in camera right of the bat, it's quite disheartening to see that the orange glow ur eyes are are slightly off in cam
another thing is that it seems the sun isn't entirely round in the pictures compared to what we see.. Sometimes. Does shooting in a larger aperture help?
Lastly would be shooting portraits in that kind of lighting.. Somehow I adjusted to sunshine or cloudy or shade , the skin tone still looks too off, like too warm or over saturated look.
Before ending off, I'm shooting with a 550d. Can't set custom Kelvin unfortunately, only can set custom WB. Currently , have yet to buy a grey card. Will do one soon. I suspect this will help for portraits but not so much for the landscape shots
Keep on shooting. Yay!