Fix White Balance for the right color

The issue of aperture, sutra speed, ISO, etc. is so important that the White Balance issue is not often taken seriously. As a result, it is never found in the film. By fixing White Balance this problem can be easily removed.
Let's know what is the balance of the White Balance?

Think of the most enlightened and most dark two points in the picture. The color of the most enlightened part is absolutely white, the darkest part is the blackest black. White Balance tells Sadha to look completely white.
There is some light theory behind it. Each color has its own characteristics as well. It is measured in the Kelvin temperature scale and name color temperature. Ultraviolet is less than the color temperature of the short web length, such as white 5600 degrees Krevin, while the infrared long wave temperature is lower, 2000 degrees Kelvin. Middle ranges from bays to red are gradually blue, green, yellow, orange etc. If color temperature is heat-stricken, then the color changes in different kelvin tempered by the color temperature is heated. As the temperature of carbon at 2000 degree temperature is red. 5600 degrees is completely white.
Take the example of Surya. When the color temperature is highest at noon, we get white light, while on the sunlight or sunset, due to the angular position of color, the color temperature decreases, we get reddish and yellowish golden light.
When we look in the eyes, the eyes can easily adapt to the eye. But the camera does not do it manually. As a result, while using the White Balance setting in the noodle color temperature, there will be no reddish-yellow color when taking photos of Sunset. You will not get the right color. Looking at the White Balance setting, you can get pictures of colorful colors.
Most cameras have several options for setting white balance. One of them is auto, where the camera itself analyzes the light and determines which type of white balance it will use. Professional photographers use it the least.
There are also direct sunlight, cloudy days, shadows, wax lamps, fluorescent tube lights, general lighting, flash etc. When you want to take photos in the light, you can select it.
Experienced photographers are not satisfied with this (that is why their pictures are good). For them, there are some cameras that fix the white balance by seeing the degree of Kelvin. That's why you need to know how much color temperature standards of light The job is tough.
In many cameras, there is a system to check the color temperature of the picture being taken. It is possible to use only the right color temperature in such a way.
For example, look at the NICON D900 camera,
. From the menu, select Preset Manual
. Put a white paper (or something completely white) in the picture where the picture will be raised
. Go to Aparture Priority mode
. Hold down the White Balance button and keep an eye on the command dial until the preset is seen.
. Leave the White Balance button, then keep it for 2 seconds again. Display Preset Icon Blinking.
. Focus white paper on the whole screen.
. Press the shutter release button.

No photo will be taken, but the camera will record the standard for the White Balance of that situation. You can find good textures on record when the correct quality is recorded.
These values ​​can change with the change of environment or light. So you have to fix this setting again after ziga or time changes. It will take a few seconds to do it. Use this if your camera has this system.

*** There may be some variation in the method for other cameras. Check out your camera's manual to know it.