The background was green forest across the golf course. In this case Auto WB was correct that present the true colour of that day.
Auto WB (above) and at Day Light WB (below)
12 November 2009
Brown Shrike in Different White Balance
Experimenting with White Balance. If you shot in RAW, you can adjust the WB later during post-processing. I photographed this Shrike at Fraser's Hill, near the Shahzan Hotel.
The background was green forest across the golf course. In this case Auto WB was correct that present the true colour of that day.
Auto WB (above) and at Day Light WB (below)
The background was green forest across the golf course. In this case Auto WB was correct that present the true colour of that day.
Auto WB (above) and at Day Light WB (below)
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5 comments:
The first one looks 'right' to me.
Cool experiment Doc.
A very pretty little bird!
Beautiful shots Tabib. I also love better the fisrt one cause the contrast is better on the bird....
After I have learned its name, I see more brown shrike at my neighbourhood. They pose beautifully.
wow, amazing what a difference white balance makes. This is something that I am still learning.
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