Balance de blancos en lightroom 4.

Buenas! Tengo el lightroom 4 y el balance de blancos me sale de -100 a 100 y quisiera que me diera la temperatura real en grados Kelvin. ¿Es esto posible? ¿Cómo puedo hacerlo?
Gracias de antemano.

Yeah, I just realized! Thank you very much!!!!

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Balance de blancos con Photoshop CS

Hola coleguis!
Soy fotógrafo profesional con una camara digital. Para mi lo más importante es el balance de blancos para neutralizar las imágenes.
¿Alguien de aqui me puede decir si el Photoshop CS ofrece esta opción y como funciona?
Agradezco mucho una respuesta.
Saludos,
Stephan

Una vez que este calibrado el monitor lo unico que tienes que hacer es descargar las foto
en tu computador abrir cualquier de la fotos en raw en photoshop y este abrira automaticamente un plug-in en el cual podras hacer todos los ajustes que la foto nececite.
Para ajustar el blance blanco la forma mas sencilla es dejar que el pug-in lo haga automaticamente un simple clic y listo.
http://movielibrary.lynda.com/html/modPage.asp?ID=131
en este link podras encontra encontra varios tutorial que te sern muy utiles, aparte ay varios javascripts que puedes incorporar al programa.
Todos los videoclips estan en ingles pero yo creo que si los ven y con un minimo de ingles
que sepan los puden entender.
Espero que esto te ayude.

Why does my infrared custom white balance not load into Lightroom or CameraRaw?

The preview shows the correct WB, but the full render removes WB and any monochromatic color profiles.
Correct WB that I want. As seen from back of camera
Once the full preview loads. DO NOT WANT.
White balance is at 2000, the coolest it can go. I cannot recreate the custom WB that is in camera. I can make all of the B&W, but I want the custom WB so I can do a proper channel mix in PS.
Thank you for any help.

You can use the DNG Profile Editor to add a negative bias to the WB settings in an existing camera profile and save it as a new profile (for IR) so you can adjust the effective WB lower than 2000K:
http://stevencastle.wordpress.com/2010/07/17/processing-infrared-shots-in-adobe-camera-raw /
It still won’t pick up what the camera did, but you can adjust things lower, at least.
If this one page doesn’t make sense Google for (DNG Profile Editor IR white balance)

White Balance not Syncing in Lightroom 4.4

When copying or syncing WB settings from one image to the next, WB settings do not transfer. It did in 4.3.
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I think that the behaviour DdeGannes describes is counter-intuitive. In fact this is the first time I've discovered that it's not a bug (although I long ago worked out how to overcome the problem). A quick Google confirms I am far from the only one.
I think the logical behaviour would be to sync the temperature values by default, with a possible user-override to apply 'as shot' in the dialogue shown, or in the Preferences file. But even if it is the default it would be good to offer users a way to specifiy that they wish to sync temperature values.
Part of the reason I shoot RAW is because I don't want to think about WB when shooting. I suspect many people adopt the same approach. Once you've hit Lightroom who cares what WB you shot it at (regardless of whether that was a deliberate choice or you just let the camera do it for you)? At that point if you're changing the temperature values you just want to optimise it so that it looks good on screen.

Does Lightroom read white balance settings in NEF files?

I have noticed an interesting difference in white balance color temp using Lightroom vs. Capture NX: In a Nikon D70 RAW shot (with camera white balance set at Direct Sunlight, no fine-tuning) Lightroom shows the "as shot" color temp to be 4850K. Capture NX reads the as shot color temp to be 5200. If Lightroom is reading the NEF w.b. settings, why isn't it reading the K temp as 5200?

Fred Felder:
I still have not been able to find the original post (the links I tried to follow appear to be broken) by Thomas Knoll but I found another message which contains the relevant quote:
Ramón G Castañeda, "D200 White Balance Issue" #13, 30 Aug 2006 3:52 am
which says...
>Thomas Knoll - 10:47am Sep 25, 05 PST (#1 of 101) Edited: 25-Sep-2005 at 12:57pm
>This is the normal and expected result of Adobe Camera Raw and Nikon using different camera profiles and algorithms, and is not a bug.
>Because of the different camera profiles being used, when matching white balance values Camera Raw can either match the white balance appearance (which colors are exactly neutral) or the white balance numbers (exact Kelvin/Tint numbers). In these cases, Camera Raw chose to match the appearance, not the numbers.
>Even if the white balance matches, I don't expect an exact overall appearance match since Camera Raw and Nikon software use a different tone curve and rendering algorithms for non-neutral colors.

Panasonic Lumix FZ1000 RAW files support in Lightroom 4

http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2014/07/camera-raw-8-6-and-dng-converter-8-6-now-a vailable.html
The above says that Panasonic Lumix FZ1000 RAW files are supported in camera raw 8.6. I specifically checked before buying the camera. Everything I have ever read on the Adobe website for some 3+ years said that if a file in supported in Adobe Camera RAW, it is also supported in Lightroom. Particularly, the above URL did NOT give any warning about the FZ10000 RAW files NOT being supported in Lightroom 4. I went ahead and purchased the FZ1000, only to find I'm now having problem with Lightroom 4 not recognising the RAW files at all. I'm really annoyed, as I was so careful to check the Adobe website first. WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON WITH CAMERA RAW AND LIGHTROOM?????

I do appreciate the many RAW file formats being created by the camera manufacturers, as I have had varying cameras with the varying formats, and so am very aware of the whole business of making sure how those formats will fit into my software. And, as already stated, appreciate Adobe's efforts to deal with all those formats.
This whole exercise has been upsetting, and there has been some good advice and info provided in this discussion.
And unfortunately, some input that has been a little too technical and not particularly helpful. I feel that some of the input was a little too critical and didn't recognise that maybe some of us aren't so are highly involved and knowledgeable in Adobe products and the technicalities of how the software works, dot versioning of software, executable coding etc. because we don't need to, and shouldn't have to. I have bothered to learn Lightroom well in terms of its functionality including matters raised by you (eg making LRoom edits visible in other software, knowing that LR is not making changes to the actual files, rather they are in sidecar or xmp files etc.). I have bothered to learn a reasonable amount of computer-related info to understand things in plain English terms, such as "to have PShop and LRoom to recognise my RAW files, I need to have ACR. To have them run on my PC, they must be compatible with Windows operating system version xxx. For many people, this level of knowledge should be enough.
I have NOT said I expect Adobe to get advance copies of file formats from manufacturers; I have NOT said that I expect Adobe to support every new camera model immediately.
The technicalities of the coding and whether Lightroom "uses" the ACR plug in or not is not quite so much the issue, and I don't find the statement that "Lightroom does not use the Camera Raw plug-in" helpful. I don't think it's really right either. Lightroom - one way or the other - DOES "USE" ACR as the ability of Lightroom to recognise files is very much dependent on the version of ACR that you have. LRoom may not use the ACR plug in as PShop/Bridge in the exact same way (eg for the actual editing of files such as exposure, white balance etc.), but Lightroom DOES USE the ACR PLUG IN.... in regard to the file recognition issue.
And Yes.... I made a mistake. Somehow, despite what I thought were good efforts to research the Lumix's support in PShop CS6, Bridge, ACR and Lroom 4, I got it wrong. I will accept that it was my mistake and I'll accept my part in this, but I won't be made to feel that that it's been "totally" my fault, stupidity, whatever.
Thanks to all the people who have provided useful comment and input to my original question and subsequent responses throughout this discussion. I will indeed now consider options like the DNG converter. I was aware of the whole cloud thing, and had been thinking I would upgrade in perhaps a couple of years time (for both Pshop and LRoom) - I'll have to consider upgrading sooner rather than later.

White Balance Selector Target Calibration

I utilize a target calibration system with a panel that is 18% grey. With Lightroom 2 I would simply use the white balance selector and click on the grey and have perfect white balance. However with Lightroom 3 this no longer works consistently. In fact sometimes the White balance set to off the chart numbers like 12,000. Any ideas or thoughts?!
Thanks,
David

Could you post a screenshot of how it looks like.
I guess you could be talking about the White Balance Loupe.
You can disable that by unticking "Show Loupe" when you have the White Balance Selector active. (But I wouldn't call the Loupe a "weird little mess of different coloured dots", more like a gride. And it doesn't obscure the pipette either).
/Andreas

Lightroom 4.3 is applying the wrong Camera Calibration profile Nikon D600

Running Lightroom 4.3 on my Mac, I have my D600 set to shoot using "Camera Neutral" profile. However, upon import into LR, for some reason, it changes to "Adobe Standard" profile. I can change it to camera neutral, but it's a pain. Any other users experiencing this?

The camera settings, other than White-Balance, are ignored by Lightroom since it does its down conversions with its own settings and doesn’t really have any way of duplicating what Nikon does since they are distinct corporations, each with their own intellectual property not shared with outsiders, so it’s best not to even bother with camera settings if you are going to be using Lightroom and learn what the Lightroom settings mean, instead.
As already stated, Adobe doesn’t really know what Nikon means by the in-camera Camera Neutral, but it has reverse-engineered something somewhat analogous that is also called Camera Neutral in the LR’s Camera Calibration section.
If you always want Camera Neutral as your starting point for LR adjustments, then set it as the new default by importing a new image with all the LR-default settings, change the Camera Calibration area’s Profile to Camera Neutral, then Press and Hold the Alt/Option key and click the Set Defaults button.
You can also make a Develop Preset that sets whatever profile you want and apply it to either the selected set of images or to all images in a particular Import.

White Balance Options

Hi,
Under Develop, when I select White Balance, all I receive in the drop down menu are "auto", "custom", and "as shot".
I should be given the options of "Tungsten", "shade", "daylight", etc.
How can I get the full selection of White Balances?
I have Lightroom 2 and have a PC.
Thank you.
Barb

Barb,
You are editing a jpeg or tiff, correct?
The other options are available only for raw files.
Rich

Using Lightroom in conjunction with Nikon Capture NX

I hate Nikon Capture NX. However, it's by far the easiest way to "defish" shots taken with the 10.5 mm lens (i.e., straighten them out so that they don't have the wildly curved lines of a fisheye shot). I want to use Capture to convert the fisheye shots to rectinlinear shots, BUT I WANT TO DO ALL OTHER PROCESSING (EXPOSURE, WHITE BALANCE, ETC.) IN LIGHTROOM!
And I can't figure out how to do that. If I open a TIFF exported from Lightroom, Capture won't give me the fisheye-straightening option; it seems to demand that the input be in the form of a .NEF. O.K., so I tried exporting a fisheye shot from Lightroom with the "Original" option selected from the drop-down menu. That gave me a .NEF, which Capture was willing to deal with--but it discarded all the processing I'd done in Lightroom.
Can anybody explain to me how to use Lightroom AND Capture on the same file, converting a fisheye shot to a rectilinear shot in Capture but doing all other processing in Lightroom?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
P.S. Oops, I almost forgot: I'm using Lightroom 1.4 and Capture NX 1.3 on an iMac with OS X 10.4.11.

Jao, thanks for the speedy reply. I'm sorry to hear that it can't be done; I've tried processing a TIFF in Lightroom, but it works rather differently from the way processing a .NEF works, and the results just don't look good to me.
I guess I'll have to find another way to defish. I tried doing it with PTGui, but that got quite complicated.
The search continues. . . .

Setting a White Point and Black Point

I would like to suggest for future versions of lIghtroom to have an ability to set the white point and black points similar to levels and curves in Photoshop. This would be in addition to setting middle grey in the white balance settings currently in Lightroom. I find that the method of using Threshold to find the closest white and black pixels and then using these points to set the black and white points in curves or levels provides a better way to fix a color cast than the methods available in Lightroom.

MB,
There is no real need for Black and White point eyedropper type tools in Lightroom. By holding down the Alt key while changing the Blacks or Exposure sliders the display will show the areas that are being clipped. This is much faster than looking around for the darkest and lightest areas manually. If you just like to click to taste (like using the White balance dropper) then forget the Alt key and just move the sliders until you get the desired look.
Remember that the problem with Photoshop is that there are so many ways to do the same thing that it has become difficult and bloated. Lightroom strives to keep the interface as clear as possible.

Formato RAW de Fuji S3 Pro

Tengo una Fuji S3 Pro e intento usar el "monstruo" de CS2, pero NO soy capaz de abrir un archivo raw de mi camara (extension .RAF). Le he instalado la ultima version del plugin "Camera Raw", exactamente la 3.1. He leido la ayuda, he preguntado por ahí y no soy capaz de abrir el archivo, siempre me dá una ventana en blanco. Seguro que es muy sencillo, pero ¿alguien me podria echar una mano?
Gracias y un saludo a todos

Hola a todos ... No tengo ni idea de porqué pero ya funciona. Os cuento lo que he hecho :
1.- Me fuí a Bridge y purgué la cache, tanto la de la carpeta como la central. (Gracias Ramón). Volví a intentar abrir y no funcionó.
2.- Desinstalé todo lo que "olía" a photoshop en la maquina. La dejé limpia de cualquier rastro, incluido el registro (restauré a una posición anterior a la ultima instalación).
3.- Apagué y volví a encender.
4.- Instalé de nuevo el paquete photoshop CS2.
5.- Instalé de nuevo la version 3.1 de Camera Raw y del DNG y ...
Funcionando todo como una seda. Abro los archivos grabados directamente desde la camara (.RAF) en photoshop sin problemas, me abre el camera raw y ya puedo ajustar el balance de blancos, la temperatura, el contraste, en fin todo lo que permite camera raw. También lo abre y convierte sin ningún problema el DNG converter.
Conclusión : algo (no sé el qué) de lo que he hecho ha servido para que esto funcione como debería haberlo hecho desde el principio.
Diego, no te he mandado el archivo ya que se ha solucionado.
Muchisimas gracias a todos y ya sabeis, si necesitais algo en lo que yo pueda, aquí estoy. Como veo poco (por el trabajo) el foro, os dejo mi correo por si me necesitais ... [email protected]
Un saludo

Nikon y PS CS?

tengo un problema raro con el CS...
disparo con la Nikon D70 y me da archivos de alta calidad de formato NEF.
al querer abrirlos con el explorador de CS, éste me dice que es un formato incorrecto. en cambio cuando trabajo con los RAW de Canon, no me da ningún problema.
qué pasa? me falta el plugin de cámara NEF? alguien lo tiene para descargarlo? se trata de otra falta?
gracias, le guin.

Tengo una D70, y tengo instalados en mi ordenador (un PC) el Nikon View y el Nikon Capture (uso ambos) además del Picture Project (que no uso)... Tambien tengo el Photoshop, versión CS, con el plugin Camera Raw 2.4...
Pues bien, si abro un archivo Raw (NEF en este caso) con el Photoshop, obtengo un cuadrito ridículo que sólo me permite trabajar la exposición y el balance de blancos.... Sé que tengo que obtener mas posibilidades de trabajo, histogramas, etc.... pero no me aparecen...
¿Hago algo mal? ¿Hay alguna incompatbilidad entre el Nikon Capture y el PS?
Gracis de antemano
JC Roig

I have created two related books in Lightroom 5 (Volumes 1 and 2) but my balance of page numbers is off. So I'd like to take some pages out of one book (complete with images) and paste them into the other. Is this possible?

I have created two related Blurb books in Lightroom 5 (Volumes 1 and 2) but my balance of page numbers is off. So I'd like to take some pages out of one book (complete with images) and paste them into the other. Is this possible?

Can you zip up a few of your GoPro images, upload them to dropbox.com and post a share link, here, so others can experiment with them, or do you mean this issue is global to all camera models?

Lightroom: Why does auto white balance no longer work after changing the camera calibration profile?

I'm using NEF raw files from Nikon.
Lets say for example I import a NEF file into Lightroom (v4) and click on 'auto' for white balance. The white balance in the image is adjusted correctly (somewhat). However, if I then change the camera profile (in the camera calibration section) from 'adobe standard' to 'camera standard' then the white balance in the image becomes very wrong. I then have to set the white balance back to 'as shot' and correct it manually instead.
Why would 'auto white balance' no longer work just because I change the profile from 'adobe standard' to 'camera standard'?
Any ideas?

Works as expected here...
Which Lr version and what OS??

Balance de blancos en lightroom 4.

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