Expodisc and White Balance
Expodisc and White Balance
Do you get frustrating editing your photos and not knowing if the skin tone is accurate, too blue or too yellow? We get it! We have had that issue too. We now use something called an expodisc that we use with our camera at our session to help fix our white balance. Expodisc and white balance go hand in hand when it comes to photography. We all want editing to be quick and not get into Lightroom and the only thing we see is blue skin tone or too much yellow in the skin tone. We have found the expodisc to be a lifesaver when it comes to speeding up our editing and spending less time changing the temperature of our images.
Take a look at this video to see why we use and how it works with white balance.⠀⠀
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