Ok, seems like there's no way to poll....but I guess I could ask this question and get a feel about what you guys do when you shoot in RAW.
1. Do you set your camera to AWB or DWB and accept the image that comes out of your camera (canon/nikon)...and proceed with further PP (sharpness, cloning,framing,cropping) ?
1a. In this case, do you tell yourself, this is the color the camera Gods decided for me, so I will not touch any color temperature to destroy the natural feel (what my eyes saw - even though the image has blue tint, say).
OR
2. Do you change/edit/add/reduce color temperature (in ACR or photoshop) to make your images eye pleasing and warm rather than have that tint ?
Since BPN promotes PP/cloning and other changes heavily, I guess it's fair to ask and know what other photographers do.
Specifically asking to the wildlife photographers who shoot in RAW and in the field.
I know Canon's AWB is pretty bad indoors.
Thanks in advance,
KK







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