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All I did to this was applied the "Auto White-balance" adjustment in GIMP.
![]() Your EXIF data says that you had your whitebalance set to manual. For really overcast days I use a gray-card to set a custom WB, so that I don't have to fix it in post. What editing program do you use?
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I have PSe (don't reallty know how to use it). I though it would be better to use the CLOUDY WB in the camera. I have a gray card and use it all the time on my indoor pics of completed projects. It's the only way to deal with the mix of lighting. SO... I sould use my card outside and forget the camera WB options?
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I wouldn't "forget" about the different options, but sometimes (especially if it's misty or hazy outside), custom is the only way to go. If you shoot in RAW, you can adjust the WB later to whatever gives you the best results.
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Even if this was jpg in PS you should be able to adjust the WB to make it pop.
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Thank you for the advice. I am trying to get it as colse to right with the shot vs. in software. I know I have a long way to go. I desicibe this as "MY GOLF" the quest ofr the perfect shot. and I am still shooting in the 150s.
Thank you all for the advice. Look forward to putting up another one in the future. Resepctfully, Q |
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