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Enhancing Images

White Balance

The tools in the White Balance palette are used to adjust white balance for RAW images.

Using these tools, not only can you correct white balance when the setting chosen with the

camera failed to produce the desired effect, you can also deliberately alter white balance to

introduce a cold or warm cast into the image. Users of D2-series, D200, D70s, D70, and D50

cameras can copy white-balance settings to the camera or memory card ( 36). White bal-

ance can be adjusted by specifying the desired color temperature or by sampling the image

for the gray point.

Specifying a Color Temperature

Display the White Balance palette

Select the tool palette containing the White Balance palette from the View menu (the

default location for the White Balance palette is Tool Palette 2) and click the triangle at the

top left corner of the palette.

White Balance

White balance can be performed on RAW images only. If the image in the active window is JPEG or TIFF,

the Apply button in the White Balance palette will be grayed out and inactive.

“Mired”

Any given change in color temperature produces a greater dif fer ence in color at low color tem per a tures

than it would at higher color temperatures. For example, at a color tem per a ture of 6000 K, a change

of 1000 K pro duc es al most no change in color, while a change of the same amount at 3000 K would

produce a large dif fer ence in color. Mired, calculated by

multiplying the in verse of the color tem per a ture by 10

, is a

measure of color tem per a ture that takes such variation into

account, and as such is the unit used in color-tem per a ture

com pen sa tion ﬁ lters.

If the Apply button is off ( ) , turn it on ( )

If the Apply button is off, the image in the active image window will reﬂ ect the white

balance settings in effect at the time the photograph is taken.

Select Set Color Temperature

Select Set Color Temperature from the pop-up menu at the top of the palette.

4000 K – 3000 K = 1000 K

Change in Color Temp.

7000 K – 6000 K = 1000 K

83 mired

Mired

24 mired

Pop-up menu

Apply button

Color

temperature

Settings menu

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