I also use canon and somebody, suggested to me to set the camera white balance to daylight. that way it will be always balance at one setting. I have found this works althoug,h just to put a spanner in the works, if you are shooting using mainly available light inside ie atificial light I find it is best to go back to AWB.
Of course in C1 if you have a set of pix with similar lighting situation, adjust light balance for one and highlight the others then press the icon that looks like a set of blue folders. This will adjust them all to the same setting. Regards Malcolm Case-Green > Hi List, > > I do a lot of social/reportage photography often spending a whole day > photographing in a variety of situations. > For example for a wedding, I might take 500 shots that cover inside the > church, at the reception, outside and at night etc > > 90% of the time I am shooting in RAW but there have been a few occasion when > I have shot in JPG. > What I am finding is that because almost every shot is different with > different lighting conditions I am having to manually white balance each > shot (in C1) which is taking an age. On the occasions where I have shot JPG > I have only had to tweak a handfull of shots that were off rather than > spending time on every one. > > I know this has come up in a thread this week regarding taking the white > balance from a JPG etc so this is my question. > Is there a simple way to apply the settings the camera (Canon) would have > used to make the JPG automatically to each RAW image so that I am not > starting from scratch with each one? Does the camera save all this extra > info in the RAW file? > > Many thanks, > > Nathan. > > Nathan Gaydhani - Imaging & Design > =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
