White Balance & Kelvin Color temp explained 💡

[@binhminh417]

I've never quite understood the White Balance & Kelvin Color temperature and how it influences the quality of videos/pictures until now. I'm a visual learner so I appreciate the illustration. You have the ability to explain things clearly and effectively, making it understandable and useful for others. Keep up the good work! Thank you.

[@modo203]

This wins as the best White Balance tutorial on the entire internet. Hands down. I saw the video twice for the concept to sink in, and I've saved it on my KZbin list for Photography. Thank you for sharing the knowledge!

[@DomaArquitetura]

What a perfect explanation!!! Thank you so much... helps me a lot! Best regards from Brazil

[@lensprotogo]

Thank you and you are welcome!

[@Sanjaysingh-te6qd]

😂

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[@gasura]

Best video on color temperature indeed. No beating around the bush and straight to the point.

[@aland1618]

This is the best example of White Balance I've seen. Now I fully understand the concept of white balance and can now use that to set the stage for my videos.

[@craigruchman7007]

Probably the best I’ve seen on this topic

[@lensprotogo]

Thanks, Craig!

[@catherinelois8996]

This is literally the best explanation of white balance ever

[@steveshawl2186]

I have just looked at a number of white balance videos, and this is the best one by far!! Thanks.

[@wakuyanow]

This was so easy to understand. I didn't know any of this before watching your video. Great job, teacher.

[@armando.visuals]

Watching this in 2020. Still best white balance video explanation I've seen.

[@jsnwlbrn98]

As a beginner photographer and cinematographer, this was the best explanation of White Balance I have seen. Great job!!!

[@brockelent9013]

This was the absolute best breakdown and understanding of light kalvin's relationship with the camera's settings. Awesome job! I am now subscribed! :-) You just saved me a ton of money.

[@NickG450]

Hooray somebody who actually knows this stuff! Thanks for refreshing my memory- its been a while since I studied Kelvin scale

[@hurleygreen927]

BIG THUMBS UP FOR THIS VIDEO! Most of us probably use the Auto White Balance in our cameras, but you are showing us how to move up to the pro level...thanks!

[@wideanglephotos9044]

Wow... the explanation of kelvin with examples provided was awesome. Thank you so much Greg.. Loved your tutorials

[@itsdavehimself]

Holy shit! This is the first time I've heard it explained like this. So simple - thank you!

[@CrazyNate]

Such great illustrations. Thanks.

[@Johnnygoto]

The best explanation on KZbin

[@AntoniaSara]

Im currently studying photography, and this video "Kelvin for dummies" really helped me out here. Now I'm way more confident about what this actually is.. so much better than the other nonsense eplenations I've heard before! Thank you :D

[@anjaxtv]

I go back to this video over and over and over again 👏🏾. Thank you!!

[@JussiTarvainen]

I'd love for you to do videos on the basics and fundamentals of different lighting scenarios from low budget to higher budget and from different scenarios that often repeat in various film productions. Super grateful for what you do already though!

[@JussiTarvainen]

lensprotogo good point. I was thinking how you would light different scenes and why you would light them a certain way. You know different interview setups, dialog close ups, external and internal scenarios. Obviously this can take a tremendous effort and might be too much to do just for a tutorial. Maybe this could be done if you have bts footage of your own shoots or using cinedesigner. But also lighting breakdowns are super helpful too. You seem to be a very good teacher as you are able to explain things and break them down into small enough chunks which makes learning a lot easier. As you can probably tell from my unspecific questions that I'm at a beginner level in lighting and do t even know all the things I need to know so take it with grain and salt :)

[@JussiTarvainen]

Can't wait Greg! Awesome, I'll check that out. No specific scenes in mind. I guess what I'm asking is to learn the fundamentals and some basic examples of lighting so I can get a start on lighting. Then progessively learn how to light scenes on my own and make my own judgements why I'd light them in a certain way :) Even if you know any good solid books on lighting would be great but video and 3D seem to be much more intuitive and easier ways to learn lighting while applying it. Yeah that video from Matt was fantastic, how to light on a shoe string budget :) Thank you for taking the time to reply Greg!

[@Levi_Allen]

Love those cine designer mock ups. Nice work team.

[@jingxixu]

best explanation on white balance I have seen

[@SeanColey]

This is exactly the explanation I was looking for. Thank you!

[@billy.the.maker.]

Best WB video on KZbin!

[@Pixie_Illusions]

Best video on K elvin on KZbin...Thank you

[@TechAbetSolutions]

One of the best explanation that I have ever seen. Thanks....

[@dalewatkins9889]

Wonderful video, explaining it in detail, thus the only problem (at least for me) is in remembering it all whilst in the field! I tend to use Auto 1 on my Nikon d750, where post can make any necessary adjustments, but I will try and adjust as needed and 'play' so to speak, to try and readily get a better understanding. Thanks!

[@dennisvance4004]

That was a very good explanation. of all the aspects of photography this is the want to keep coming back to because it’s the hardest to get a hold of.

[@lensprotogo]

Thanks, Dennis! Hopefully, this video helps solidify the concept.

[@Hoyts_Hillside_Farm]

4.4K recognize great work. 98 people too insecure to do anything with their lives except troll great content makers. You know you’re doing it well when you got haters. Way to go LensProToGo. I’m gonna show this video to my students!

[@zaadbinrabi7512]

This is the best solution I've found on KZbin.

[@JoeMunoz93]

I FINALLY understand this! Thank you for this clear explanation! The visuals really helped. Great video 👍

[@jasminavuckovic4460]

So we'll explained and down to the point love this 😍

[@TheOtherMeLV]

Best white balance in kelvin video I have seen

[@DilanJay]

Bro that was a brilliant video. I really loved that!

[@arabindhk]

Really practical and helpful presentation. Thanks

[@phamdung2938]

A very clear explanation, now I know how to change the mood of the context just by WB persepctive. Thank you so much for helpful content.

[@christianleetrager4605]

Awesome! Perfect. Now I actually understand "white balance," as in white light. Thank you.

[@guitarlickzvideolessons3745]

Best explanation on KZbin. Thanks a lot

[@kskittisak2727]

A visualization that makes white balance easy to understand.🎉

[@slizzardshroomer9666]

Best explanation I've seen.

[@parisrilveria1365]

Thank you very much this video was a big help in understanding white balance.

[@lensprotogo]

You are very welcome Paris!

[@HardwareUnknown]

Wait... IT'S THAT SIMPLE? I've been trying to understand what white balance actually means and why I should pay attention to it as I start making videos. This sealed the deal for me. I've been looking into a set of lights and was concerned that the color would be difficult to manage since they are daylight panels rather than bi-color. I want them, though, since they're much more powerful than their bi-color equivalent. It seems that a simple white balance setting adjustment will fix color issues, at least enough for what I need. Thank you so much for the explanation.

[@oguzT800]

Thank you so much. I've watched lots of videos about wb and color tempatures for my mastering my abilities. And this video is has best explanations and samples.

[@LensTracks]

Excellent video and explanation! Just one correction: it is not correct to talk about "degrees" Kelvin, it is just Kelvin.

[@voidwalkingcat]

Great job visualizing WB. It is just intuitive and easy to get the idea. I guess all I need is to go out and play with it. Thanks a lot

[@lensprotogo]

That is the best way to learn about it is just play and see what you like in different situations.

[@anamericanentrepreneur]

Nicely put together 👍

[@shearel3]

Exactly what i was looking for. Thanks.

[@BCapen]

Great video. Now, can you explain why a warmer color temperature value produces a cooler temperature color? (8000 degrees is warmer than 2000 degrees)?????

[@BTMovieSecondChannel]

This was extremely clear and helpful.

[@keytopictures9474]

You explained this so well!! Great video!

[@leoren5128]

You are a hero captain! Thank you so much for this video!

[@lensprotogo]

You are welcome Leo

[@chiefindoja]

Dude, amazing example!!! Thank you!!

[@lsteiner]

I suspect we are not your intended audience (lamp buyers), but this was very helpful in finding an office lamp!

[@pavankumar-xh5sp]

Finally! the last white balance explanation video i ever need

[@JacquelineDeelyPhotography]

A tricky and sometimes confusing subject very well explained!

[@johnrapone4891]

Great video. Cleared some things up for me. Thank you!

[@Narsuitus]

Thanks for the tutorial. What is the correlation between Kelvin color temperature and nanometer lightwave frequency?

[@SipitTV]

Thank you for this! It helped me a lot about white balance.

[@sman222222]

Best white balance video ever!!!👍🤟👏

[@MarkShermanvlog]

super helpful!! wow, this makes that scary "K" on the camera a lot less scary :) Thanks dude!

[@poisonousmeattwo3624]

I don't think i look scary

[@CarlosSanchez-fq7iz]

Amazing explanation. Thank you so much. Keep posting.

[@quratulaind3168]

Thankyou! This was very helpful! If you could please make a live example of how color temperatures affect portraits, that'd be very awesome. It'll teach us better.

[@hroy16231]

Very well explained video. Good content!

[@isaaccarlton]

Thank you for this explanation, it was super helpful! I have a question: I want to shoot a short with the moonlight look. Would you recommend playing with WB to get a blue look in camera over a true accurate WB and then manipulating that image in the grade? Also, what is the use of using colored lights if you can manipulate normal lights in camera? Sorry for the long question :)

[@blackmamba3427]

Awesome video and tutorial 👌

[@joaomarques7180]

Well i was here expecting to learn about the car headlights temperature and i was amazed at how much more it meant

[@MurrayFrost]

Greg, Thanks so much! I had an idea of WB, but this put so much more perspective on it! Love you guys! love renting your stuff!

[@MurrayFrost]

How about things you should know when shooting with red for the first time? what is the best starter lens (maybe 3 of them) what add ons you need to get it running for a professional shoot and so on. what are good settings to use. what the workflow looks like. I am looking to rent a raven, but need to know who you guys would use it and why. Just something I thought wasn't common on the internet.... Let me know if you guys are interested in showing something like that. :)

[@MurrayFrost]

AWESOME!

[@vladhardware5642]

That was simple and easy to understand.

[@EdwardHomerVIC]

For me this was review of info I had forgotten. Excellent job, cheers!!!

[@tnvsai]

Thank you😊 for clear cut explanation

[@classzedits]

im new to camera (as in i started with my cellphone). been watching and have watched so many white balance tutorials in yt but this is the best. thank you for giving not only the numbers (kelvin) but also how they actually looked like through the lens. changed my setting from 5600 to 4500 because of this tutorial (i more often shoot at noght) looks better. i love it. very good tutorial this is.

[@TheTechofTech]

Very clear tutorial. Thank you for your help!

[@HobbyVolt]

This was SO HELPFUL and concise! Thank you so much!

[@frubo_ssg]

Well explained and super helpful - thanks a lot.

[@sweakerthan]

thank you for taking the time to explain and post this

[@lensprotogo]

You bet Sean!

[@allanhillgrove4776]

Thank you for the excellent explanation

[@marc6652]

Great video . Simple and useful . Thank's

[@nihalshah4113]

Great explanation. Super helpful! Thanks man🍻

[@smitamahajan803]

superb explanation!! great stuff!

[@lensprotogo]

Thank you, I tried to explain it as simple as I could.

[@alexyeung5287]

Thank you so much! I wish I had discovered this video like others 2 years ago.

[@bryantubola9436]

Very well explained bro👍👍👍

[@VOTECHGURU]

Dude. Killed it. Subbed.

[@lensprotogo]

Thank you, appreciate it! :)

[@chasen5252]

Great video, great explaination!

[@turhantarcin1638]

Great explanation. Thanks a lot for your effort.

[@CamiloCarbonell]

great job on explaining man, appreciate it!

[@KSliauderis]

very informative, that's exactly what i needed, thanks.

[@lensprotogo]

Great! Glad it helped!

[@shanec4441]

Good explanation. What color are typical strobes?

[@FabJammes]

Best WB tutorial for Kelvins. Thanks!!!

[@RakeshParshotam]

Thx for the detailed explanation. I am currently taking photos at a nightclub. What settings should I apply on my Canon 700d for white balance

[@milosgrujic9118]

Great video bro! Keep it like that!

[@adryanno]

How can one dislike this video? Amazing infos bro! Thanks

[@lensprotogo]

Thanks Adrian!

[@LiquidLensPhotography]

Agreed!

[@PrimalEdge]

absolutely epic overview... groovy video! subbed

[@floreprada]

You are an amazing teacher, thank you very much.

[@luigibattaglioli6180]

this was so great! thank you!!

[@TezabiTotay-gh1zb]

which software or website are using for these animations? 6:23 it would be of great help if I could test on these animations.

[@md.mustafijurrahman3280]

Very Helpful Video. Thanks a lot.

[@jeremyfoster8726]

best tutorial video ever

[@sunteem369]

Great tutorial! 🙏🙏🙏

[@covremauro]

Such an awesome tutorial!! thanks so much.