Whats wrong with this shot?

[lazawal09]

Hi, now this is a continous problem with my shots inside a room at night, they all appear yellowish/orange can some one tell me plzz why? is there any program to remove this orange tint. u can well c the problem cant c the colours of flowers well (Please c the thumb nail). i have taken pics at same place in same light with my cel cam and those were much better and original
Thanx

[TheDarkReaver]

It's the lighting. You need to adjust the white balance, there should be a tungsten setting that should work for that kind of lighting.

Here's a link that shows examples of white balance changes: http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/whit...e-examples.htm

[lazawal09]

thanx a lot with link and guidance

[vbhakuni]

Ya I agree with the earlier comment...n do check ur ISO settings

[lazawal09]

i tried to follow some of the steps mentioned in this forum but my Camera (Ex- RIP) had this constant settings only high ISO something like that...could i get more tutorila on this?
Thanking in anticipation (So u c how you spoil a perfect shot-lack of knowledge)

[vbhakuni]

Set ur ISO manually....is it a "point & Shot" camera?

[lazawal09]

i dont get any iso settings in it just manufecturers' settings how do have white balance

[TheDarkReaver]

There should be settings in the options, or you could do it with post processing software.

Read the manual that came with your camera.

[lazawal09]

since my Camera has met tragic accident i just cant leave this site and am more determined to get it fixed....and get more serious in photgraphy than ever before.....thanx to u all for ur replies/guidance and advises

[kencaleno]

If you only have pre-set white balance icons, tungsten will give you a cool, bluish tint-this is because the setting is studio tungsten, (3400Kelvin), but domestic tungsten is between 2500k and 3200k. best, if you are unable to manually adjust White balance, is to use auto white balance, and fix in post processing.