Took your advice: Senior Pictures Shaina J. Wyatt
Oct 12, 2011 22:02:13 #
I use the grey card a little differently, I take a picture with the grey card in the scene (like my subject holding it). Then when I import to lightroom, I use the white balance dropper tool (not sure of the "correct" name) and sample from the grey card in image one. I then sync the rest of the set to match. Easy as pie.
Besides correcting the W/B issues, and cutting off her toes in #4, the the images are wonderful.
Besides correcting the W/B issues, and cutting off her toes in #4, the the images are wonderful.
Oct 12, 2011 22:07:05 #
MWAC wrote:
I use the grey card a little differently, I take a picture with the grey card in the scene (like my subject holding it). Then when I import to lightroom, I use the white balance dropper tool (not sure of the "correct" name) and sample from the grey card in image one. I then sync the rest of the set to match. Easy as pie.
Besides correcting the W/B issues, and cutting off her toes in #4, the the images are wonderful.
Besides correcting the W/B issues, and cutting off her toes in #4, the the images are wonderful.
That works too! I usually don't need to do that step though when I custom set before I shoot.
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