Taking a Custom White Balance Measurement on Nikon DSLR's
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always have to make sure it is not second hand toilet paper. trying to get those stains out of your camera is really difficult! :)
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u using 17-55 f2.8 ?
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hi but if i use my flash its getting blue the image. is this normal or failed?
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Hi. Nice video. Very informative. Now i know how to use that Custom WB, Thank you so much. It worked well with my Nikon D80. - Kathy of Philippines
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you, sir, are a genius. thank you so much for putting it in such amazingly easy to understand terms. I'm absolutely in love now.
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thanks mate, thats saved me loads, mentally more than money
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hi, i have an d80 and try to make the white balance but the results are no good, please can you help me!!!, im really new on it. post me please
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a young genious, i liked your video, funny and fresh :)
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Guy says "film didn't have that".. Huh? Oh yea it did.. We used filters. There isn't much separating "pros" today from just a guy posting info..
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Great video, Thanks for sharing....it worked perfectly!!!! on my D300.
Make your own white balance filter. Take a standard UV filter, and cut out tracing paper in a circle...now fit it inside the UV filter, screw it on camera...and presto...your very own white balance filter.
BryanDavison 3 years ago
Great idea Bryan - certainly a way to refine the concept a bit.
jwischka 3 years ago
what kind of toilet paper are you using? this is a real question.
bmxmyway 3 years ago
Two ply something. Likely whatever was on sale.
In all seriousness though, it shouldn't matter, as long as it's a fairly neutral white.
jwischka 3 years ago