application as the purchased white-balance filter. How do you get it on and off the camera in an underwater housing? You can't take the photos with the white balance filter in place. You've got to go to the surface to open the housing and remove the filter,...

I take B&W film photos with the red filter I get a wonderfully dark sky with very contrasty clouds... Is there a way to simulate this effect while using the red filter on a digital camera? Should I set the white balance with the filter screwed on? second...

The dopes of digital.... Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () Was out this morning, we have kind of a town commons here, food lawn, people, etc., and I saw a man walk up with a Nikon CoolPix on top of what must have been a 10 pound tripod (and it...

balance is always working and trying to figure out what the white point is in the scene. Colored filters on digital cameras generally yield unpredictable results. With proper use of white balance, there is no need for filters. If you follow the thread...

in" white balance.. >>Go for a walk in a leafy forest with a friend who is wearing a white shirt. >Almost instantaneously the shirt will appear white although most of the >available light is coming through a green filter. >>Without any "white balance"...

compensation and color balance. Here is another reason. I always complains that many photos I take in the day time with the sky way overblown and asked about advice for a gradual filter. I found out the article above and picked one of my photos...

as an 80A. This works for both digital and film. On a digital camera, be sure to use the automatic or manual white balance as well, after mounting the filter. On a digital camera, you can also use white balance adjustment alone, without a filter, although...

This is the best way to do it. Another option is to use custom white balance if your camera has it. This allows you to take a shot of something white or neutral grey and then tell your camera's white balance to compensate for that. This function varies...

lab processing. I can't understand how the following thing works: Case a. I take a photo by night at ISO 50 without flash. In the photo I can see the streetlights which have white color (RGB = 255,255,255), but all the rest is very dark. Case...

Unnatural looking digital photos. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () I have read a lot from film shooters that they don't like the "unnatural look" that digital photos have and prefer the look of film photos. After looking at a large number of digital...