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Anyone know how to correct the white balance when taking pictures with a DSLR under radions?
 
Its will also be in the settings of the camera. And with my radions i hit “blue“ on my preset and use yellow lens porthole
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. Take the photo raw. Open the photo in your. Photo preview. Click the WB. And “ ok”. Then take the photo again. It it will be set to go
 
Its will also be in the settings of the camera. And with my radions i hit “blue“ on my preset and use yellow lens porthole
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That's an amazing picture. I don't have the yellow porthole. I just use the regular one from avast.
 
I have found that the best way to get accurate white balance is to shoot in RAW and adjust the white balance in Photoshop.
 
I have found that the best way to get accurate white balance is to shoot in RAW and adjust the white balance in Photoshop.

This is what I usually do too, works perfect unless your shooting under very heavy blue light. No need to do a custom white balance if shooting raw.
 

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