White balance option for stl 001

Hi Guys
My z10 - stl 001 missing White balance option.This option to fix white color on screen of Z10
How to fix this problem
OS 10.3 have this option for stl 001 ?
Thanks

Nope. Can't do that.
The best you can do is use Quick Develop to do a relative adjustment on a
selection of files.

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Loaded Version 1.0.
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If there are no obsolutes when dealing with jpg's, why was custom WB with degree's an option in the beta's?
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I can tell you how to display it; I haven't set out to find out what the numbers mean, although that would be pretty easy to do.
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Under Develop, when I select White Balance, all I receive in the drop down menu are "auto", "custom", and "as shot".
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You are editing a jpeg or tiff, correct?
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Shifting the white-balance temperature for a whole collection of photos

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I've just stumbled upon this problem and can't find a solution although I'm sure the Lightroom is capable of solving it. Here it is:
I've retouched a whole bunch of photos from a session outside. The retouching meant (among other things) setting the WB selectively for each photo (or group by group), since the sun was setting during the shoot. Everything looks swell on my monitor, however I found out that on other screens the photos are consequently cooler. Yeah, I know I have an issue with monitor calibration and I intend solve it, but before that I'd like to save my work without adjusting the WB again one by one to each photo. So the question is: is it possible to shift the WB temperature for the entire set of photos by a constant value (some 200 K)? This would help enormously. Any suggestions? Appreciate any help. I'm on LR 3.x
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http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1137465?tstart=60
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I have about 800 images from a wedding, and am now ready to go thru them and adjust the white balance.
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I click on the white balance option, then the dropper, then click on the image to adjust the white balance ...
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Can I just click on the dropper once, then scroll thru the images to adjust without having to ACTIVATE the white balance option again and again and again?
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Adjustment each and every time. I really just want
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balance adjustment after each image ...
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It might be most efficient to figure out what most images need, lift and stamp that setting, then go back and nudge or cancel the WB correction on the others. Depending on the numbers and proportion, of course.

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Does the 1.1 upgrade offer all the WB options (Daylight, Cloudy, Shade, etc.) for JPEGs or is it just limited to As Shot, Auto, and Custom?
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Cross Hairs Vanish in White Balance Loupe

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Yes, its a better loupe, but it has the same problem as the other one.
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How-To: White-balance your image properly Attn: Aperture Team @ Apple

Since Aperture's white balance eye-dropper is more-or-less useless I have taken it upon myself to discover a means to accurately white-balance an image using Aperture.
My method is as follows:
1. Open my desired image in Aperture and hit Z to view at 100%
2. Open up /Applications/Utilities/DigitalColor Meter
3. In DigitalColor Meter, go into preferences and select the following options:
Magnification Factor: 8x
Refresh behavior: Refresh continuously
[X] Float window above other apps
4. Set DigitalColor Meter's "Aperture Size" to the third or 4th notch to get a fairly large radius
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to lock it at that position
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Notice to Apple's Aperture Team: This is how white balance should work in Aperture. The white balance eye-dropper currently produces pretty random results. When working on this tool for a future update, look at allowing the user to set a radius for sampling the image and build the DigitalColor Meter into the application. This would bring Aperture closer to being a real professional tool.
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Test Results:
Aperture 1.1:
Image Temperature: 3594
Tint: -17
When using the white balance tool on a white section of a photo, the RGB values changed from R 255 G 234 B 192 to R 255 G 230 B 197 and the Temperature changed to 3946 and Tint to 12.
The photo still remained unacceptable.
When usint the white balance tool on a grey section of the same photo, the RGB values cahnge from R 211 G 178 B 126 to R 208 G 180 B 162 and the Temperatue changed to 3154 and Tint to 2.
The photo still remained unacceptable but was notably improved.
Using Capture One Pro, the results were as follows:
Temperatue: 3850
Tint: -10
When using the white balance tool on a white section of the same photo, the RGB values changed from R 255 G 241 B 200 to R 244 G 244 B 244 and the Temperature changed to 2500 and Tint to -16.
Photo was very acceptable with no perceivable colour cast.
When using the white balance tool on a grey section of the same photo, the RGB values changed from R 190 G 153 B 108 to R 153 G 153 B 153 and Temperature to 2550 and Tint to -2.
Photo was very acceptable with no perceivable colour cast.
From this quick test on a photo, I can draw the following conclusions:
1. Aperture interprets temperature and tint data differently from Capture One Pro, although this likely due to the use of a camera profile within Capture One Pro;
2. Using the white balance tool in Aperture on a "white" section does not neutralize the RGB values;
3. Using the white balance tool in Aperture on a "white" section does not correctly remove a colour cast within a photograph;
4. Using the white balance tool in Aperture on a "grey" section does not neutralize the RGB values; and
5. Using the white balance tool in Aperture on a "grey" section does not correctly remove a colour cast within a photograph, although it does work better.

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