Correcting White Balance in Photoshop CS

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Peter_Sale
Feb 14, 2004
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Recently I took some photos with my Nikon D100 and the white balance was incorrectly set. Now I have a some otherwise nice photos with a blue tint. Any suggestions on how best to correct this sort of thing in PS CS would be appreciated?

Also, any suggestions for what default values to set for the auto color command would be appreciated?
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Regards,

Peter Sale
Santa Monica, CA USA
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Rob_Keijzer
Feb 14, 2004
Correcting colour balance after the fact could IMO be done with curves. Call up the curves [Ctrl-M], and select the middle pipet. Then, on your image, sample on something that ought to be neutral.

Rob

Edit: I have PS 7, but it shouldn’t be that different.

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