When taking the white balance photo you would need to utilize your intended lighting. For example strobes with any ambient light or strobe only. Correct?
This has been a really helpful video Gary. In passing it is good to see your choice of a really feminine lady as your model. In today's world most models we see portrayed do not look like they are in the real world, too glamourized if you see what I mean. I have sent a couple of queries to your customer relations team. Firstly do you have to shoot a different shot of a grey dome ( card ) at each location you shoot at, whether that be studio, flowers, landscape etc. Second. How do you incorporate the grey shot into a picture you are editing in lightroom to make a preset.? Do you have any videos on these two points which could help me please? Thanks, David U.K.
As usual, a great & to-the-point video Gary. Edit: PS: Did Canon really write "....img's..." in their (US) English version? No wonder the possessive/genitive case are being mixed up big time with plurals on the 'net.
The WB will maintain on whatever option you last set it to. If you need a new custom white balance, simply repeat the steps via a new target or select one of the camera's preset. Additionally, you can dial in a specific Kelvin temperature if you know a source is consistent from one day to the next.
Man, this is so much easier to set up in Sony cameras, much more intuitive, no unnessesary pics and lots less buttons till you have your WB. And it will even tell you the kelvin it measured. Canon really should completely redo this UI.
Too much talk should be less content stick to detail and S L O W E R showing where things are n the camera. The guy is talking to people who do not need to learn !
I'm a huge fan. Love the simple instructional style, no BS.
I am using canon camera. Your tutorial is really good
I just learned this today. June 20, 2020. Decided to check out you video after the fact. I wish I watched your video earlier.
Didn't know how to set it right until I watched your video. Thanks a million!
When taking the white balance photo you would need to utilize your intended lighting. For example strobes with any ambient light or strobe only. Correct?
This has been a really helpful video Gary. In passing it is good to see your choice of a really feminine lady as your model. In today's world most models we see portrayed do not look like they are in the real world, too glamourized if you see what I mean. I have sent a couple of queries to your customer relations team. Firstly do you have to shoot a different shot of a grey dome ( card ) at each location you shoot at, whether that be studio, flowers, landscape etc. Second. How do you incorporate the grey shot into a picture you are editing in lightroom to make a preset.? Do you have any videos on these two points which could help me please? Thanks, David U.K.
I took a picture of a white sheet but my custom white balance still seems warmer then the auto white balance. Strange.
Please make more vids and more detail tricks of the trade
thanks for making this concept so easy to understand
Excellent tutorial...both visually and verbally! Thank you.
Thanks for sharing. You took the teeth out of this monster for me and now I’m less intimidated by the CWB.
Incredibly easy and well explained, thank you 😊
You’re welcome 😊
Thank you for this. Excellent delivery with clear examples 😊
Super useful thanks!
thank you!
Can i use the white dome for this?
As usual, a great & to-the-point video Gary.
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PS: Did Canon really write "....img's..." in their (US) English version? No wonder the possessive/genitive case are being mixed up big time with plurals on the 'net.
Dont u have to turn off all the lights exept for the flash to have a natural colour on the grey pad?
Superb tutorial boss ! Thanks
thanks man!
it was useful for me ✌
very helful video thanks 👌👍📸🇨🇵
Ultimate tutorial
What is “k” after custom white balance
I appreciate this
plz give a tutorial colour grade
How to edit custom whitebalance settings in canon eos 77d.
Is this familiar to 750d Canon
Yes, custom white balance is available on the 750D in a very similar way.
@@GaryfongInc Thank you sir
How to dellete thats WB ?
Can it replace to default ?. Tell me please
The WB will maintain on whatever option you last set it to. If you need a new custom white balance, simply repeat the steps via a new target or select one of the camera's preset. Additionally, you can dial in a specific Kelvin temperature if you know a source is consistent from one day to the next.
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Man, this is so much easier to set up in Sony cameras, much more intuitive, no unnessesary pics and lots less buttons till you have your WB. And it will even tell you the kelvin it measured. Canon really should completely redo this UI.
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The model is embarrassed because your white balance dome looks way too much like a big ole diaphragm. "Cut!!!"
Too much talk should be less content stick to detail and S L O W E R showing where things are n the camera. The guy is talking to people who do not need to learn !