Some Cool Tips For The White Balance Eyedropper Tool
This video not only features a few cool tips for using the White Balance Selector (the eyedropper), but you get to experience an awkward moment of silence (you’ll see why, and we’ll have a moment of shared pain). Plus, this will be a good test to see if you can “bare the pear.” Or is it “Bear the pear?” Or “Bare the Pair?” Just watch the video. 😉
Hope you find it helpful.
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Hope you have a good one. 🙂
Best,
-Scott
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Love all these tips – thanks again!
This is a great series, and so is the one on PS things I didn’t know Keep ’em coming.
I always use the loop…
Look at the numbers below. You will see for example
R65.7 G25.9 B77.1
If you find a spot where the number are almost identical..
R65.7 G65.9 B65.7
that’s the spot to pick
Try it
Wish there was a way to change the target from neutral grey to pre-picked color/hue. Imagine for example “I want this photo to match the specific skin tone from the other one in different light, but with the same person/skin tone” scenario.
Go watch the other series on PS tips we didn’t know. Scott just showed something similar that you might find useful
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Like Paul C., I’ve been using the dropper since LR 1.0 and never ever knew I could get rid of the Loupe and auto dismiss! Great tip!
Dennis
This was a great tip!!! Love it when you find these little hidden (or hidden in plain sight) tips!!!
Ok, so I’ve been using the dropper for 7 years and NEVER noticed (or thought about) these cool extras. Many thanks, Scott, it will save me a ton of time. Greetings from the UK (with our Union FLAG…. well done)!