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Checking Adjustments on Scopes
It is clear this image appears to have a blue tint. While the tint can be seen with your
eyes, you can confirm it in the Parade.
The blue trace is shifted higher than red or green which is an indication that a blue tint
exists in the shadows and the highlights. Having a distinct blue or orange tint, or cast,
in an image is a common white-balance issue. In the previous lesson, you used the
temperature control to correct white balance, but you can just as easily use the primary
corrector’s Color wheels to deal with this common issue.
6 In the Lift color wheel, drag the color indicator toward yellow/orange until the dark
trees on the mountains lose their blue tint; and the bottoms of the red, green, and blue
trace in the Parade are fairly level with each other.
TIP Unless you have a completely black or white frame, a scope will always
display some uneven areas. Use the trace as a guide but use your eyes to
make the final decision when performing manual white balance adjustments.
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