White balance techniques 89
The fi nal image is a combination
of applying iCorrect EditLab Pro
to correct color and some burning
and dodging in the digital dark-
room to give the image a little
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working under these conditions. The Shade White Balance
setting accomplishes the same thing by warming up images
“made in the shade.”
Cloudy: approximately 6000 K
This setting warms up images, too, but not as much as the
Shade setting does. In fact, you might prefer to use the Cloudy
setting when making portraits in the shade, because the effect
is slightly weaker. It’s also a good White Balance setting to
try for sunsets in order to punch up warm tones. This is
where a camera’s LCD preview screen exploits the digital advan-
tage by letting you preview all of these kinds of effects as you
experiment.