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Image appears to be bluish

hKuenph
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Canon Rebel T6s

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I am a newbie in DSLR world.  

 

Only recently, I have tried a few times of snap shots in the streets and parks.  Have found out serious bluish tune in the images shot in sun light.  And what troubles is that it can not be ajusted in Photoshop and/or Camera Raw.

 

I have tried to find the colour settings in T6s but failed to find it.

 

Is it because of the settings in the camera?  Please help.

 

Thanks.

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Of course it doesn't, because you are not in AWB mode. See the little sun? that says you are in daylight WB. Press Q, hit the sun and select AWB.

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cicopo
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It's a White Balance setting problem. Set the camera to Auto WB and / or if processing RAW images (I don't use DPP very often so not sure just where) try the different WB options.

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kvbarkley
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Post a sample. There is no way that it cannot be adjusted in Photoshop!

 

Do JPEGS from the camera show the same issue?

Thank you.  Yes, I think the problem is of the wrong WB setting.  But I can not reset it.  "Custom White Balance" in the Menu is selected but I can not reset it. An image appears after Custom White Balance is selected and Ok is tapped.  I can not find the page for resetting the WB.

Thank for trying to help me.  Sorry, I ought not post the image.  I am on a trour.  The pictures I shot are of people I do not know.  I took some snap shots, something similar to street shooting.  I have no right to expose their images.

Do Jpegs show the same issue?  Yes, they do.

I believe the problem is in the WB setting.  

Hit the "Q" button and tap the white balance button - "AWB" in this image, not the one that says WB!

 

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Thank you!  

My Quick Control Screen shows shows different contents.

It does not show AWB either in AV or M mode.

 

 

Of course it doesn't, because you are not in AWB mode. See the little sun? that says you are in daylight WB. Press Q, hit the sun and select AWB.

Thank you. It is done. Great.
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