Photo Tips - White Balancing 2 - TravellerG

[TravellerG]

Hi Dear all..

@DeniGu @StephenAbraham @NareshDarji @JohnPeter @Saravanakanth @SalmaanN @Shrut19 @nkwetche @Eire27 

MPORTANT: I strongly recommend beginners to use, "Auto White Balance", in the beginning. First let us understand, all the pros & cons – then, start with manual adjustments - thanks.

Note:

Our @JürgenR had raised a genuine and good question (here, if needed):

But knowing it this way is simple: Traditionally & in Photography, we take Blue (Towards 2,000 K) as cool and Red (Towards 12,000) as warm; (but, in Color Theory, it is opposite – Ref Google, Wiki for details, if needed – kindly do not get confused.).

The Photos published in the previous post were taken in Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus: The following are the “Settings” of the two shots. Kindly notice the Color and & the Readings:

The following Pic is of Galaxy S9 Plus, Camera in Manual Mode with Maximum Cool (Blue)

Maximum Warm (10,000 K)

And lastly, just to touch: The following are 'Color Cards'  {Black, White & Grey} used by Professionals to "Standardize", colors, especially in Videography. (Details, later)

Interested to read the previous post? it is Here

Note:

Now, we will be handling, the most important Topic:

       "Manual Mode Photography"

What are the Parameters, how we can optimally (but, practically) use in day -to-day photography.

Have you noticed few pictures above the shutter button (1st & Second Photos)? These are the elements & Parameters - will explain, in simple words, for you; get ready to take trial shot for each post & you publish, with your comments.

                             Get ready, to take Photos, in "Manual Mode" .... like a "Pro" .... Cheers.....

Thanks

[erebihbrahim]

très intéressant, merci.

[MashaPS]

Hey @TravellerG,

Thank you for your useful and educational post.

It's great how you transform the academic knowledge into a simple explanation. I've learned about white balancing in the high school, but it was an useful refresher for me too.

[NareshDarji]

You have a great knowledge about photography @TravellerG

I've learnt lots of from you. Thanks for sharing this informative post. 

[Shrut19]

Namskar.. @TravellerG

Continuously and More Knowledge

Sharing you Specialy For beginners to use in there Photography Auto White Balance Tips..

Thanks for Sharing..

And Keep Sharing.. 

Regards From Mumbai

[TravellerG]

Thanks to know that the post was interesting

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If time permits, pl see the previous post here

[TravellerG]

It was very kind of you to go through the post; Thank you dear friend, @MashaPS

I know you are a busy person, but I humbly request you to have a glance at the following posts, also (when time permits). After seeing, could you kindly suggest me, how to get these posts to reach to a wider, actual users / readers?. I hope these series can help, especially new Local guides, to improve the quality of the photos, uploaded in Google Maps.

Once again thank you.

1. Leading Line Photography - Here

2. HDR & HDR+ Photography - Here

3. Mysore (India) - Here

Hope, I am not troubling you.

[TravellerG]

Thank you dear @NareshDarji,

If you could find time to read these series, it can give you many more practical details,

Regs

[TravellerG]

Thanks, dear @Shrut19

Future posts also can definitely contribute, more

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[SalmaanN]

Another great informative post, @TravellerG. Looking forward to learn more and more from your post. 🙂