> -----Original Message----- > From: Harold Owen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > Depends on how you shoot. Raw shooters typically work > this way, but > > people who shoot in jpg generally take more care to get > it right in > > the camera, as it's more of a pain to fix a jpg in PS > then applying a > > color temp during raw conversion. > > You could always use an imaging program that has a nice set of Kodak > Wratten filters incorporated into it. > > Much easier to view results this way just by going through > the various > filters to see the effect it has on the image.
Have you done this? Generally I just use the preset for the lightsource in question. If necessary I'll use curves. Generally my lab will correct anything I throw at them. The very best program for setting your WB is Capture 1. tv
