I did no post processing. I thought I leave it for you guys to comment. Then I can learn this way.... :dunno:
I went to check my camera settings. Realised it was set to "under shade" or something (can't remember the term now). I forgot to set it back to the default after trying a few shots with it. :mad2:
I still don't understand how to customise the white balance. I guess I need some demo from some kind soul :sweat:
Ok.
First off, its not advisable, to just plonk your output from the camera, onto computer, and upload without any post processing and then expect people to comment. sure, millions of people with JPEG P&S digicams, thats what they do. but you are posting in a photography forum, so different standards will apply.
Remember, digital photography – you are the photo lab, so theres an expectation that you will develop your negative i.e. digital photo, properly.
When I talk about post processing or developing here here, im not talking about fancy B&W conversions, or desaturation or curves etc… and you dont even need to use photoshop.
What you have to understand is that, for all the photos that you take digitally, you should try and put into place what is commonly called a workflow.
At the very basic, this will normally include adjusting exposure, colour correction, cropping, sharpening and noise reduction where necessary. most DSLRs, will come with software that will allow you to make these basic adjustments.
That is also why people shoot in RAW. Because you don’t have to bother about your white balance setting when you shoot, as you can just adjust it later.
As for custom white balance, I can tell yo uhow to do it, but if you don’t have a canon DSLR the process may be a bit different. So I suggest you try and read you rmanual first, then come back if you have more questions.