>>4229937I think most of his stuff includes a specific color temperature to shift the colors. I think this creates problems when you're not shooting in daylight conditions. you'll end up changing the look by doing these, but it might be worth trying to keep the same white balance shift (red, blue, etc.) but either changing the fixed color temperature to auto white balance or switching to a new fixed color temperature closer to your shooting conditions (e.g. if it's indoors, lower the color temp by a few thousand K).
>>4230073hard to say what you should get without knowing anything. nobody can tell you what you'll use more.
>>4230128nice, looks like you're getting some good use out of it already
>>4230135this works well because it warms up the color temp and everyone knows mexico is yellow :-)
