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06-Nov-2016 John Victor Cooper

Canon cameras are colour blind, all the same car

Brixton Hill

Canon EOS 7D Mark II
1/320s f/9.0 at 72.0mm iso1250 full exif

other sizes: small medium large auto
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Tom Beech02-Feb-2025 14:08
Great..
I don't have the 7D but my old 40D will allow a setting of any Kelvin temperature I want.
A straight Daylight setting is still semi auto if you know what I mean.

I do see that you like to point and shoot your subjects on the go, so you might not want to mess with manual settings and I understand that for sure, but I do see that the 7D color temperature can be set manually from 2500–10000 K in 100 K increments.

Less than 2000K: dim, yellowish light, close to candlelight

2000K-3000K: warm light with hints of yellow

3100K-4500K: bright, neutral white light

4600K-6500K: bright blue-white light (daylight = approx. 5200K)

​6500K and up: very bright, bluish light
John Cooper01-Feb-2025 16:49
Tom I found the white balance, it was on auto, I changed it to daylight, if that works I will leave it there
Tom Beech01-Feb-2025 16:06
Yes if left on auto, the camera will set the white balance and not always correctly.
Of course you can preset white balance to any temperature you desire if not on auto.
John Cooper31-Jan-2025 22:54
I never changed any settings Tom.
Maybe the camera does it automatically
Tom Beech31-Jan-2025 22:36
Ah, guess it has reference to the next shot of same car same settings but different white balance
Tom Beech31-Jan-2025 22:32
Sorry, I don't understand that title John
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