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EOS R5 color tint

Laura_emily
Apprentice

Hello  I'm finding shooting in my white studio with flash they are coming out with a slight warm tint to them and not pure white. What am I doing wrong? 

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stevet1
Whiz
Whiz

Laura,

Are you using the flash White Balance?

Another way is to use the Kelvin White Balance and set it up or down until you are satisfied with the way it looks.

Steve Thomas

shadowsports
Legend
Legend

Greetings,

It would be helpful to see some raw images with EXIF data.

What model flash are you using?

Are you setting your own white balance?

~Rick
Bay Area - CA


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rubyrhodes
Apprentice

Let’s troubleshoot this together:

Color Temperature and White Balance:
Your issue might be related to color temperature. Different light sources have varying color temperatures.
Flash white balance is typically around 5500K, which is considered neutral daylight.
Make sure your camera’s white balance setting matches the flash (or set it manually to 5500K).
Custom White Balance:
If your shots still have a warm tint, consider creating a custom white balance using a gray card or a neutral surface in your studio.
This ensures accurate color representation.

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