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Oct 14, 2004 08:46 |  #1

Can you correct the WB of a jpeg photo.

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Oct 14, 2004 09:07 |  #2

No.

You could manipulate the colors to get the same effect, sort of, but definitely not to an extensive degree.

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Thanks Scottes. Maybe turn into B&W then.




  
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aam1234 wrote:
Thanks Scottes. Maybe turn into B&W then.


As scottes said, you cant really change the WB. But using the white dropper in levels or curves often gives you similer results. I find that curves works much better (Ctl-M)

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