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Hi, the picture was taken in a conservatory, somtimes the pop up flash came on, try other settings result was the same, the WB was set AWD should i have set it to a different mode like WB fluorecent light daylight colour
Beacuase you're were glad to look at your nephew. When peoples are glad Sky is always BLU....If sad sky will appear black!!!




Hi, the picture was taken in a conservatory, somtimes the pop up flash came on, try other settings result was the same, the WB was set AWD should i have set it to a different mode like WB fluorecent light daylight colour
Your WB should have been set to whatever the prevailing light was. If the prevailing light was mostly natural, EG: sunny or cloudy, set WB to daylight or cloudy. If lit mostly by flash, set it to flash. If the lighting is from mixed sources it's a bit more difficult to set the WB correctly without a photographers grey card or an Expodisk or similar. If you have one, use it. If not, best shoot RAW and correct the WB in post-processing.
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Lovely shot by the way!
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As the others said you should change the WB to eliminate the blue tones.
Personally, I always adjust the white balance as part of the post processing procedure, and I always shoot JPG. As somebody once said - life is too short to shoot RAW!!
Lovely shot by the way!
I don't want to argue with you but you will loose a lot of colour tones when you use JPG. The JPG handles only 8bits/channel while the RAW can handle 12bits/channel.
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