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GYXU > Diving > Digtal Photo Color Balance 9 May 2005 15:44:36

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Jerry 23 March 2005 20:10:56
 Should following a normal "custom" white balance process while at depth
result in accurate color capture? Any special considerations?



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Guest 24 March 2005 00:36:20 permanent link ]
 Good point... beyond a certain depth Red just doesn't exist. The CCD on
a digital camera reads Red/Green/Blue and makes "white" much the same
way your TV does w/o Red they can get cranky...
I've only just started using a digital underwater but I've shot a lot
of surface Video and in low light or weird situations it is best to use
a default daylight setting and try to get the balance as close as
possible in editing ... Like Alan Shooting in RAW.

The other option is to take your own light..

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News 24 March 2005 06:09:15 permanent link ]
 
"Jerry" <nospam@noisp.com> wrote in message
news:B6OdnZrvzKmTCN­zfRVn-rw@giganews.co­m...> Should following a normal "custom" white balance process while at depth> result in accurate color capture? Any special considerations?>


This site has a good explanation on underwater techniques
http://web.canon.jp­/Imaging/uwphoto/ind­ex-e.html

I've found that you really need to bring a good light or use a flash and
take pictures as close as possible if you want decent color or to be able to
do any color correction on digital images later. Red, orange, and yellow
light drops off pretty quick and if you don't have some sort of light source
the color just isn't there.



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G Winstanley 24 March 2005 16:04:28 permanent link ]
 On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 11:10:56 -0500, the cup of "Jerry" <nospam@noisp.com>
overfloweth with the following:
Should following a normal "custom" white balance process while at depth > result in accurate color capture? Any special considerations?>

Yes...but be aware that there's not always something around that should be
white, or similar to a grey card unless you take something with you. In fact
in blue tropical water I've often had better results taking a reading off
the palest sand I can find on the seabed instead of using a white slate.
With this method you can also often get a reading from the sand where the
latitude of the camera isn't enough to get a reading from the slate. If in
doubt try it and see what the result is like.

Stan
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Grinszju 9 May 2005 15:44:36 permanent link ]
 G Winstanley a écrit :> On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 11:10:56 -0500, the cup of "Jerry" <nospam@noisp.com>>­ overfloweth with the following:>
Should following a normal "custom" white balance process while at depth >>result in accurate color capture? Any special considerations?>>
Yes...but be aware that there's not always something around that should be> white, or similar to a grey card unless you take something with you. In fact> in blue tropical water I've often had better results taking a reading off> the palest sand I can find on the seabed instead of using a white slate.> With this method you can also often get a reading from the sand where the> latitude of the camera isn't enough to get a reading from the slate. If in> doubt try it and see what the result is like.>
Stan
hi,

if your camera doesn't permit raw mode i recommand the custom balance :
now i use raw mode too (i have a canon s70) but with my precedent camera
(ixus 400) i was using "custom balance". the result is really good
compared to automatic balance. it's about the same than with a red filter.
For example you can look on my website this photo with automatic balance
=> http://www.diveinre­dsea.com/displayimag­e.php?album=8&pos=49­ and with
custom balance =>
http://www.diveinre­dsea.com/displayimag­e.php?album=1&pos=48­.


julien
www.diveinredsea.co­m
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