alvinsclee
New Member
Airconvent,
This method of covering the entire lens with the white translucent filter is a way of getting the 'average' WB, since the coffee filter lint will diffuse ALL light going into the camera sensor.
If you want to WB for a particular light, then you'll have to place the coffee filter (or any white material) just under that light, zoom in tight and then follow the procedure as mentioned for manual WB.
Experiment with these two methods in a room where you a mixture of fluorescent lights and incandescent lights... and you will know what I mean. It all depends on what type of light is mainly falling on your subject and what do you want to define as 'white'.
This method of covering the entire lens with the white translucent filter is a way of getting the 'average' WB, since the coffee filter lint will diffuse ALL light going into the camera sensor.
If you want to WB for a particular light, then you'll have to place the coffee filter (or any white material) just under that light, zoom in tight and then follow the procedure as mentioned for manual WB.
Experiment with these two methods in a room where you a mixture of fluorescent lights and incandescent lights... and you will know what I mean. It all depends on what type of light is mainly falling on your subject and what do you want to define as 'white'.