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Requirement 4
Requirement 4: Wrong white balance
When I saw this blackbird in reeds, I thought that it’s a good opportunity to experiment with wrong white balance. I used aperture priority mode with using the lens maximum possible aperture of f/5.6 and ISO 360, to capture enough light and blur the background so it doesn’t distract from the bird. I wanted colors on the photo be warmer than in reality, so I set white balance to “Flash.” That day was a very cloudy one, and I didn’t used flash itself, so the wrong white balance allowed me to create warm-tinted photo.
Requirement 4
Requirement 4: Wrong white balance
When I saw this blackbird in reeds, I thought that it’s a good opportunity to experiment with wrong white balance. I used aperture priority mode with using the lens maximum possible aperture of f/5.6 and ISO 360, to capture enough light and blur the background so it doesn’t distract from the bird. I wanted colors on the photo be warmer than in reality, so I set white balance to “Flash.” That day was a very cloudy one, and I didn’t used flash itself, so the wrong white balance allowed me to create warm-tinted photo.