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The Samsung does seem to take nicer pictures which have better colour balance.

Automatic colour balance and yellow reduction if desired.

However most photographers simply use it for normal photographic adjustments, sharpeneing, contrast, colour balance etc.

The result was colour balance.

Daylight films give the best colour balance, with a blue compensating filter for the transmitted light (tungsten lamp) frames.

It was partially based on colour photography principles of utilizing gray in colour balance and exposure calibration.

Others change the colour balance of images, so that photographs under incandescent lighting show colours as they are perceived, rather than with a reddish tinge.

Since 1996 Ferrari F1 cars are painted in a brighter, almost orange day-glo to adjust for colour balance on television screens.

They may additionally perform Vision Control duties, matching the exposure and colour balance of the cameras ("Racking").

Following it's launch, Polacolor 100 film has been well received by the majority of professional photographers, particularly for its improved colour balance and increased colour saturation.

Video footage, shot at 720p, was clear and crisp with good colour balance, but not quite as impressive as the performance found on some other comparable handsets.

"This usually means, colour balance, 'dodging and burning', cropping, touching up any marks from dust on the sensor and perhaps a little sharpening.

Photos are altered for justifiable reasons - to improve colour balance, sharpen contrast and remove marks resulting from dirty lenses, for example.

Microporous media used in large format printing applications normally with a pigment based ink to maintain colour balance and life expectancy of the resultant printed image.

This can be partially avoided by adjusting colour balance but this may require advanced control circuits and interaction with the user, which is unacceptable for some users.

With the new "Pro" names the 160 ISO emulsions were also adjusted to be finer grained and have more neutral colour balance.

A polarizing filter, used for both color and black-and-white photography, is colourless and does not affect colour balance, but filters out light with a particular direction of polarisation.

The reason he has given for this is that he is partially colour blind and "did not feel confident enough to shoot landscapes with the correct colour balance".

The photographic image can be tampered with manually; it can also be tampered with by being made darker or lighter or by altering the colours or colour balance.

In the edited version (on the right, above) I merely did what I'd do with any photo that I'd send in to the picture desk, ie an adjustment of the levels, general colour balance and 'unsharp mask'.

In addition, the glass has different inclinations and opacities which combined with the different shades of aluminium alter the colour balance of the tower as a function of time of day and season of the year concerned.

Kodak has announced a new 'Ektachrome' 400X Professional Film which combines a warm colour balance, ideal for cool scenes and white backgrounds, with high speed action shots just in time for the Winter Olympics in Albertville.

The choice lies between print films with a narrower contrast range and variable colour balance depending on printing filtration, and reversal films with a higher contrast and resolution range but where subsequent correction is not possible.

After about 20 minutes of use the average colour monitor has warmed up and stabilised and, at this point, Adobe suggest you adjust the colour balance so that it matches a progressive colour bar that you get from your printer.

Any picture returned from space requires a similar color balance.

Editing color balance will take care of that easy enough.

Cameras focus for you, set the color balance and determine the exposure.

Too late to adjust the color balance toward a more sickly green.

Many digital cameras have settings that will provide color balance, but this can cause other problems.

This also ensures an accurate color balance and high definition results.

The color balance selected on the camera should match the illumination.

Attention has to be paid to matching the direction of lighting and the color balance in the background.

Often this is because the printer fails to adjust the color balance for the type of film I've used.

But he is, he says, "very particular" about color balance.

Does the film shift the color balance to bring out the color of babies' skin?

Based on the differences between the photo and the tables, the software then adjusts the color balance in the image.

This also allowed the game's artists to have finer control of visibility and color balance in the game.

The phone's icons are big and pretty and the display's color balance is great.

The color balance is excellent for a standard lens.

The Samsung does seem to take nicer pictures which have better colour balance.

As a side effect, the color balance is slightly altered in normal daylight photography.

In its color balances and arrangement of forms, it is a dazzler.

Built-in microcomputers take care of essential adjustments like focus, exposure and color balance.

The reason is simple: film ages, and as it gets older the color balance changes and the speed often slows.

This series shows the wide variety of white balance and color balance that each camera renders.

This is due in part to street lights, but despite this, the Flip manages to do better with color balance.

Hence, it can be difficult to assign color balance to a specific step in the color correction process.

Transfer to digital media has attempted to correct the differing color balances and is largely successful.

We'll worry about camera color balance later.