Lens filter Yes or No?

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No(for me).Just adjusting the blue down and white up on DT...
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Set your color temp to the highest it will go. Take pic. If you need to. Add the filter.
IMO. Get the color as close as you can and adjust in post production software.

If you use auto wb it prob won’t work btw.
 
Set your color temp to the highest it will go. Take pic. If you need to. Add the filter.
IMO. Get the color as close as you can and adjust in post production software.

If you use auto wb it prob won’t work btw.

How can have a high shutter , with low iso is it possible [emoji53]
 
How can have a high shutter , with low iso is it possible [emoji53]
It’s hard.

I like to find the highest asa iso on the camera, the one just before the picture turns grainy.

Then balance the shutter and f stop to that.
 

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