WHITE BALANCE Part-III | Another (simple) Perspective.

[@KunalMalhotraKM]

loved watching this, thank you sir for yet another informative video :)

[@PIXELVIILAGE]

Thank you Kunal… Happy to receive you comment! 🙏

[@JofBalmonte]

I remember how Holywood use warm color grading when they portray a place in Mexico, Africa, and South East Asian Countries. It has different white balance when they portray Tokyo Japan, Europe, and NY.

[@creativerse6447]

Yes

[@maheshnair4838]

Very informative 🌹👌👍👏👏👏

[@mitrat7831]

Thank you, Sir! Excellent video, I found it little innovative, considering the way you have explained the white balance this time. Very useful and informative. I like most of your videos, your voice and presentation. Thank you so much for your valuable guidance. 🙏🏻

[@rwakomaerickriecy2967]

always love your indepth yet fun way of teaching. weldone keep them coming

[@shibugeorge876]

ഗംഭീരം ❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@stephenfemi5850]

I watched those previous videos you posted years ago, superb. Glad to watch this again.

[@ajitsingh5182]

Wow radha sir

[@stephenfemi5850]

❤️❤️❤️

[@g35fastcoupe]

Woof!!

[@souravek239]

❤️✨

[@kmeternal4561]

New frame and warm

[@spotifyloverpk]

Why are you looking awesome everytime

[@Adityavarmaphotography]

Sir am using 2 methods for custom white balance one by using a piece of white paper another by using a passport photo sheet which is pure white ...even though am not able to achive proper white balance The problem is am getting a lot of warm tones with 2 methods please help me to solve my problem

[@rajeev2672]

Hi sir ❤️

[@jimmycanuck5340]

The bouncing green branches in the right corner are too distracting. Was there are purpose to them other than to distract from what you were saying?

[@PIXELVIILAGE]

You will understand if you are patient enough to watch the entire video!