Do you use auto or manual white balance? If it’s bright enough, you sometime can use the sand to set.
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I’m using Auto. Got a little frustrated with the manual
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I know what you mean. Sometimes I use a white slate to white balance. The problem is that you have readjust wb every 10-15ft or when shoot against the coral vs the sand.
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I’ve seen what you’re talking about but I’m not sure how to do that
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Depending on the camera you own. You can place the white card arms lens or slightly more and shoot the white board. The camera then sets to white color according to that image. If your camera doesn’t have that ability, you can take a photo of the card and in post- you can set white balance in the editing software.
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So if I carried something white with me I might be able to get a better white balance. Maybe that’s the problem? Sometimes we’re moving so fast with the current….
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Yes, those evil current aren’t helpful. LOL! Here’s a video I found helpful on underwater white balance. https://youtu.be/8mMb-FcWQz8
Nice black and white images!
I’m having a hell of a time getting the colors correct. So black-and-white it is
Do you use auto or manual white balance? If it’s bright enough, you sometime can use the sand to set.
I’m using Auto. Got a little frustrated with the manual
I know what you mean. Sometimes I use a white slate to white balance. The problem is that you have readjust wb every 10-15ft or when shoot against the coral vs the sand.
I’ve seen what you’re talking about but I’m not sure how to do that
Depending on the camera you own. You can place the white card arms lens or slightly more and shoot the white board. The camera then sets to white color according to that image. If your camera doesn’t have that ability, you can take a photo of the card and in post- you can set white balance in the editing software.
So if I carried something white with me I might be able to get a better white balance. Maybe that’s the problem? Sometimes we’re moving so fast with the current….
Yes, those evil current aren’t helpful. LOL! Here’s a video I found helpful on underwater white balance. https://youtu.be/8mMb-FcWQz8