From: "Jerome" > [impatient? scroll down for the link] > > 2. My #1 objective was to not be seen or be a distraction to the other > photographer, and with that I thought I could get away with not using > flash for the entire ceremony. Big mistake. This particular church is on > television almost every day, and so they have great tv lighting. I did > some test shots the night before and the light temp seemed perfect w/o a > flash. Well, I don't know what happened from one day to the next, but all > of my photos in the sanctuary came out with the worst reddish yellow hue. > Example here: > > http://exposedfilm.net/wwsmith/yellow.jpg > > I haven't a clue how I didn't pick it up during the ceremony, but I > didn't. So of course it was a fight to neutralize everything in Photoshop.
It looks like you're white balance was set to daylight, and they've got tungsten lights. It's not easy to see that kind of detail on the little screen while you're shooting. But if you're shooting RAW, it's fairly easy to correct in Camera Raw. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
