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When I open a raw file in the converter, the WB default is "As Shot."
All well and good, but here’s the deal: I shot this image using the "Flash" WB setting on the camera (in part, because I was shooting with flash), but when I select "Flash" WB setting in converter, it is slighlty different than the "As Shot" WB setting.
However, my first assumption is that they should be the same: with the ‘As Shot’ WB applying the WB settingn from the camera and the "Flash" WB setting interpreting it in the converter. ???
My guess here is that in the converter, the ‘as shot’ setting applies the WB from the camera (flash), and the ‘flash’ WB in the converter is applying its interpretation of flash WB, which might be slightly different than the camera’s???
Any thoughts?
David.
All well and good, but here’s the deal: I shot this image using the "Flash" WB setting on the camera (in part, because I was shooting with flash), but when I select "Flash" WB setting in converter, it is slighlty different than the "As Shot" WB setting.
However, my first assumption is that they should be the same: with the ‘As Shot’ WB applying the WB settingn from the camera and the "Flash" WB setting interpreting it in the converter. ???
My guess here is that in the converter, the ‘as shot’ setting applies the WB from the camera (flash), and the ‘flash’ WB in the converter is applying its interpretation of flash WB, which might be slightly different than the camera’s???
Any thoughts?
David.
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