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March 14, 2023
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White Balance filter

  • March 14, 2023
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After most recent update in LRC I can't find in white balance the fluorescent or candestine filter? are they permanently removed?

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Correct answer johnrellis

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"what I'm looking for is the preset drop downs, presently I only see "as shot", "Auto" and "Custom" there use to be more presets, Fluorescent and flash and a few more. they are no longer there."

 

To build on GoldingD's question, which you didn't answer yet:

 

When editing a JPEG, there are just three options, As Shot, Auto, and Custom:

 

When editing a raw, there are many more options:

 

You can double-check which type of photo you're editing by typing "i" to show the file name in the info overlay in the upper-left corner.

 

 

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GoldingD
Legend
March 14, 2023

candestine?? typo?

 

And are you working with a RAW or a raster image?

 

https://digital-photography-school.com/adjusting-white-balance-in-lightroom/

 

Participant
March 14, 2023

also I just review the link you sent, what I'm looking for is the preset drop downs, presently I only see "as shot", "Auto" and "Custom" there use to be more presets, Fluorescent and flash and a few more. they are no longer there.

 

 

johnrellis
johnrellisCorrect answer
Legend
March 14, 2023

[This post contains formatting and embedded images that don't appear in email. View the post in your Web browser.]

 

"what I'm looking for is the preset drop downs, presently I only see "as shot", "Auto" and "Custom" there use to be more presets, Fluorescent and flash and a few more. they are no longer there."

 

To build on GoldingD's question, which you didn't answer yet:

 

When editing a JPEG, there are just three options, As Shot, Auto, and Custom:

 

When editing a raw, there are many more options:

 

You can double-check which type of photo you're editing by typing "i" to show the file name in the info overlay in the upper-left corner.