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Compensate white balance shifts in source files when retouching

Feature Request

I have found out that probably all (Godox) flashes have quite a white balance shift when doing focus bracketing. Some shots are extremely “magentaish”, others green. When source cloning (particularly uniform areas like the edges where the subject meets the background), that can create very visible problems.

Would there be a way that the software could correct that?

Posted by Wolf Amri ·
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  • Ryan Cush

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    Jul 21

    @Wolf Amri can you share a few stacks where you see this happening, that I could use for testing? One option is automatic correction, which would be idea. Also some users have asked for the ability to manually adjust source images before stacking.

    • Wolf Amri

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      Jul 22

      Sure!

      • How many stacks would you need?

      • Full stack, or only a few images as long as the color shift is there?

      • raw, jpg or both?

      • Ryan Cush

        Team•

        Jul 22

        Thanks! I think 2 or 3 stacks would probably be sufficient. And can probably send a subset, though feel free to send the entire stack (I don’t mind the space). RAW is preferable since it has the most headroom, and I can always down-convert to JPG. I’ll DM you the Dropbox link (same one you’ve used before).