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Tethering Camera Setting Question

Bob6
When tethering, we used CP1 to make camera changes like ISO, F-Stop, etc without any issues. However, adjusting the Temperature (Auto, Daylight, tungsten, manual value, etc) had no affect. So every shot came in neutral. As images are being supplied to the client as Raw, changes in Post are not a solution.

Any Ideas what may have been set wrong? Is this even a valid adjustment with a Canon camera (as some features are Leaf/Phase One only)?

Canon EOS-1d X
CP10.1
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  • Benjamin Liddle
    Are you changing the White Balance on the camera (via the Camera Settings tool) or after file ingestion (via the White Balance tool)?
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  • Bob6
    It needs to be set under Camera Settings so embedded in Raw file. However, it did not work. Even manually setting it to like 2500k took the picture at 6500k.
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  • SFA
    [quote="Bob6" wrote:
    When tethering, we used CP1 to make camera changes like ISO, F-Stop, etc without any issues. However, adjusting the Temperature (Auto, Daylight, tungsten, manual value, etc) had no affect. So every shot came in neutral. As images are being supplied to the client as Raw, changes in Post are not a solution.

    Any Ideas what may have been set wrong? Is this even a valid adjustment with a Canon camera (as some features are Leaf/Phase One only)?

    Canon EOS-1d X
    CP10.1


    If the images are being supplied as RAW files the client can do what they like with them, the colour temperature can be set to whatever they want it to be.


    Grant
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  • Bob6
    But it also looks like we shot it wrong in the first place.
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