Lazily Fixing White Balance
Lazily Fixing White Balance
Recently, PhotoQuickie was taking photos indoors at an event, and being the observant photographer, we changed our white balance to the little light bulb icon (which stands for tungsten, the material of the wire in a light bulb that generates the light). Unfortunately, our beautiful photograph had a strongly blue tint.
We opened up our photo editing program, today’s choice being Photoshop to try and fix it. To our surprise, fixing white balance is actually very simple. We opened the image, then went to the “Image” menu, went to the “Adjustments” option and selected “Auto Color”. That’s it! and it worked like a charm.
By Mikhail Esteves | May 10th, 2006 in
Photography
