What I do in these situations is pick a spot on one photo that I can
use as a white balance/density reference. Then walk through each
exposure and adjust WB slider and exposure until they match. That gets
in the ballpark pretty easily.
In LR3, there's a new function called "Match Total Exposure. A
JPEG files don't have white balance information in them, so Lightroom
sets the sliders to neutral. LR also doesn't have any WB presets for
JPEG files, it's all manual control.
On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 10:44 PM, Sam L wrote:
>
> I uploaded some photos to my smugmug account so you can see what it
>
>On Sat, Aug 21, 2010 at 7:00 PM, Paul Sorenson
>wrote:
> Sam -
>
> If the pix with the correct white balance were taken under the same lighting
> as the incorrect ones, try setting the the color temperature and tint on one
> of the bad ones to the same as the good ones. That should get you sta
Sam -
If the pix with the correct white balance were taken under the same
lighting as the incorrect ones, try setting the the color temperature
and tint on one of the bad ones to the same as the good ones. That
should get you started in the ballpark. If that looks good the sync it
up with
LR should show you the colour temperature of the pictures you like. You can
type that same colour temperature into the ones you want to change - you
don't have to use the dropper or the sliders.
Bob
>
> Once I have tweaked my first image to satisfaction I can then apply the
same
> adjustments to
Once I have tweaked my first image to satisfaction I can then apply the same
adjustments to my other photos. The big hurdle is getting the first one
adjusted to match the set where the white balance was set correctly. I'm such
a n00b w LR that I am fumbling pretty blindly with the sliders and
You can sync white settings in jpgs in Lightroom just fine. Get the
white balance setting right in one photo and while still in the
develop module, select the other pictures that you want to duplicate
the white balance settings in. You should see your master has a
whiter surround in the filmstrip
Congratulations on the new family member.
You'll just have to fool with the white balance.
I came across 25-30 year old photos from the delivery room yesterday.
You won't mind the odd colors in 25 years. :-)
Regards, Bob S.
On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 1:36 PM, Sam L wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a se
>On Fri, Aug 20, 2010 at 2:59 PM, Bob W wrote:
> sync settings only synchronises the settings that you have applied using
> Lightroom. You ought to shoot raw rather than jpeg - raw does not commit you
> to anything in-camera.
That's what I was figuring, but couldn't find the right words to
expres
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have a set of photos I shot where the WB was set to Tungsten.
> Halfway through the shoot I chimped and fixed this. Pictures were all
shot in
> jpg on my K-x. What I'd like to do is to copy the color settings from the
"good
> pictures" over to the pictures that have tungsten w
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