Lost white balance presets?

JJ
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John Joslin
Apr 14, 2008
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What are you talking about?

Read this, to help you ask your question – we’re good guessers but not that good!

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joconnor
Apr 14, 2008
When you open a raw file in Adobe Camera Raw, you will get all the choices for White Balance. When you open a .jpg you will only get the 3 that you list.
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Gary_Sherwin
Apr 14, 2008
Thank you. John O’Connor for the answer, and John Joslin for you kind instruction.

Gary
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John Joslin
Apr 14, 2008
Wait – are we in the Camera Raw forum?
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joconnor
Apr 14, 2008
Wait – are we in the Camera Raw forum?

Obviously not. But then again, is it not just as easy to quickly answer a question for a product that is closely related to Photoshop, rather than wasting words and time on what might be the correct place to ask a question?
GS
Gary_Sherwin
Apr 14, 2008
So, Mr. Joslin:

I ask a question concerning Lightroom’s white balance menu; not knowing that the "problem" is associated with the fact the that the image in question is a .jpg, instead of an .orf . How was I supposed to know that, (according to you) I needed to ask in the Camera Raw forum.

THANK YOU Mr. Connor, for being above such and answering my question. Funny, I didn’t notice that my camera was set to jpg only, by mistake, precipitating the change. You saved me twice.

Gary
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John Joslin
Apr 14, 2008
Gary

So sorry you feel miffed. It is usual to be more descriptive when asking a question – especially when you are in the wrong forum!

Luckily JO’C divined your meaning.

Did you read the link I provided? It’s right by the front door as you come in.
GS
Gary_Sherwin
Apr 14, 2008
John:

Now I am feeling really stupid, and would apologize and beg your forgiveness. Yes, I had read the materials you suggested, and oops; I thought I was posting in the Lightroom forum, after searching for the answer both in the forums, the FAQs and other sites as well. Thats why I had such a disconnect with your wrong forum statement. So sorry about that. No wonder you thought I did not follow procedures. Probably because I am not even capable of knowing which forum I am in.

Again thanks to both of you. I have my answer to multiple problems.

Gary

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