In most cameras you can have a fluorescent light setting, sometimes called H.
I guess E is the best in many cases, but is there a setting that could be better for this ?
white balance settings for fluorescent light ?
white balance settings for fluorescent light ?
Which white balance setting for fluorescent light should be the best ?
In most cameras you can have a fluorescent light setting, sometimes called H.
I guess E is the best in many cases, but is there a setting that could be better for this ?
In most cameras you can have a fluorescent light setting, sometimes called H.
I guess E is the best in many cases, but is there a setting that could be better for this ?
it depends on the temperature of the light source too.
Usually fluorescent lights look slightly blue, so choose an emitter temperature which is slightly higher than the camera white balance.
ie: emitter at 7000 or 7200 K
and choose D65 (6500K) white balance.
you'll have to tweak the values to taste.
Usually fluorescent lights look slightly blue, so choose an emitter temperature which is slightly higher than the camera white balance.
ie: emitter at 7000 or 7200 K
and choose D65 (6500K) white balance.
you'll have to tweak the values to taste.
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