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Originally Posted by Sixpak
when you meter for correct exposure, WB does not play a part or possibly does not play a significant enough part to concern myself with it. So is this line of reasoning correct?
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Again, you need to specify what you mean by "WB". If you mean the camera's WB setting, then there is no effect at all on in-camera metering. The only effect would be on the histogram, which might cause the photographer to choose a different exposure setting.
If by "WB" you mean the color of the lighting, then yes the color of the light being metered can have an effect on in-camera metering. However, the camera manufacturers try to reduce that effect as much as possible and generally are quite successful.
In any event, as you say, it "does not play a significant enough part to concern myself with it."