Food Shot 101: White balance
My photography coach once said that as a professional, I should learn to set my own white balance according to what pleases me. I have to shoot different balances first to get the right color I want- choosing among direct sunlight, incandescent, cloudy and fluorescent most of the time.
Here I am shooting two different modes of white balance on a food I don't eat- steak. Which one do you like best? Incandescent or direct sunlight white balance?
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Incandescent...makes the meat look juicer. Though wish there was an easy way to correct the white balance on only the plate (ie a whiter plate on the first incandescent frame), since that would probably make the meat/veggies stand out on the plate more.
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