White Balance

White Balance
White Balance

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Analyzing the Results

The color of the photo looks much better and looks like what I've seen when I was there. I'm going to check to find out how accurate the adjustments I made are. You don't have to do this, but I merged the layers and applied the Average filter to find out how balanced the colors are. The Average filter created a very neutral color.

Average Color of Image

I used the Color Picker tool to view the RGB values that create the color: R: 90 G: 96 B: 106. If the RGB color values were exactly the same (ex. R: 96, G: 96, B: 96), it would mean that all the colors are perfectly even. But R: 90, G: 96, B: 106 is pretty darn good so I'll leave it as it is.


Final Results

Rollover the image to see the before and after effect.

Final Results

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