 Melissa A. Caudill |
Is there a quick fix for tungsten? I took my pictures today and forgot to switch white balance to tungsten lighting after about 10 pics or so. Is there a quick fix for this in adobe 4.0? I have been playing but didnt know if there was a quick way to do this? Thanks for any help!!!!!!!!!
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Justin G. |
I would assume that if you apply a Photo Filter (either 81 or 85) that it would pretty much correct the problem. Then if you were to do it again it should warm it up even more.
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Slim Brady |
If you shot in Raw, go to the bridge and select tungsten and it should be fine.
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Melissa A. Caudill |
Thanks I will try. I need to learn this PS thing.
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Justin G. |
with digital, taking the picture is only half the battle. just as a traditional photographer needs to learn the darkroom, it's vital for digital shooters to learn PP.
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Andrew Laverghetta |
If I'm just working on some snapshots that I took while under tungsten lighting, I'll often just click "auto color" or "auto levels" and that will usually fix the tungsten problems. These are pretty simple and I thinkt they're in photoshop elements as well as the full version. That's probably the quickest fix that I know of but not always the best.
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