Friday, January 9, 2009

White Balance Test

TEAM MEMBERS:
Phillip H.
Jake G.
John M.

STEP #1:
Before Pictures:

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STEP #2
The light was tricking the camera to change the color temperature of the photo.

Color Temperature:
3: 6500K
2: 7000K
1: 8000K

STEP #3
After Photos:

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STEP #4
Done
It was more white and generally better than our earlier pictures of it, where it was extremely yellow.

STEP #5
Done
Because the camera was set to 6000 Blue, and so when the camera took a picture that was originally white, but the 6000 Blue turned the photo to really blue. The original picture was taken at 0 Blue, 0 Orange.

STEP #6


It is different because the camera white balance is set to 6000 Blue, and from this photo, the camera was set.



It is different because the camera white balance is set to 6000 Blue from the above photo, while this was already white, and then taken with 6000 Blue.

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