Always a pleasure to watch your content

what is the white balance of the camera?

what color temp did you use in the camera for those shots?

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Very nice and informative video! I would like to know what was your wb settings for this scenes?

But at which temperature is the camera set???? I think that's a big omission here, it must be somewhere in the middle like 5000K, so that the 2700K reads warm and 6500K reads cold but what???

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beginner's question, at what temperature should the camera's white balance be set so that it does not affect the temperature of the lights?

Thanks for sharing these amazing tips. How do you determine what color temperature to shoot at?

Such a great video as always Rob! What are you setting your cameras white balance to? 5600? Or are you shifting it depending on the location/scene (i.e indoor or outdoor). That's what always confuses me when mixing different colour temps. Hope that's not a stupid question.

Great video but What is your cameras white blance set to on each 3 diff sences ?

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What a joyful video! But did I miss what Kelvin the camera was set at? Thanks Rob! New here!

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Very nice! One puzzle piece is missing: Which white balance did you set your camera to? 5600k?

Beginners question here! Then the color temperature set on the camera should match the light that's illuminating our subject or the background? Or does it depend on the creative choice?

I think that mentioning what the camera is set to capture at in temperature would be a big help for some. Not sure what you have it set to. This is a fabulous demonstration of temperature and how it's used though.

Great video! You got a new sub. Question... what do you set your white balance to for these setups? That's something that I struggle with

Question: how do you set white balance in your camera in such cases? Eg for the sunset lighting or moon light scene, do you keep it at 5600k? Amazing video! Thank you

What white balance would you set your camera to in each of these instances? Also the gains are noticeable bro.

Rob…. Well done as usual. Super useful and great delivery! Thanks for sharing your expertise.

What white balance was the camera set to?

You forgot to mention what the white balance on your camera is set to

This was awesome! I learned so much. Thank you for making this.

Very good video, the truth is I don't think it has been explained better, I am becoming more and more clear about the issue of color temperature with respect to lights, I would appreciate it if you would also make a video on how to master the color temperature from the cameras , it would complement this video too much, thank you in advance and greetings from Peru! Your content is great for people who love movies.

Thanks so much for this beautifully illustrated explanation

great video, thanks for putting it together for us! would be also interesting to hear what are you rating the camera at WB-wise

Peace to you, Rob. The 3 categories are simple to consider and put to use.

Wow

Amazing stuff. Thanks for all the effort put into making this, it was a fantastic watch!

Great video as usual! What WB is your camera set to though?

Dude this is insanely good, can't imagine the amount of work that went into it

Thanks for the awesome video, if you could add also the white balance of the camera to the next breakdown I'd really appreciate it! Keep it up!

I've got more satisfaction watching your video than anything I could catch on Netflix or Prime! Keep 'em coming :)

Wow! your understanding of lighting is amazing! You have more understanding on how to light a scene, than a lot of gaffers I have met through out the years. AMAZING WORK ! I had a question, what color temp was your Lumix S5 set at in each different scene? Cheers!

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great video! what would be the in camera white balance settings for all these shots?

straight up masterclass! thank you so much - appreciate the effort!

This is really helpful but im just confused, what are you supposed to set your WB on the camera too, as I would have thought setting it to the main light source would cancel out the colour casts youre trying to get... is it better to just set the camera to around 4100k each time so youre in the middle?

Thanks! Would be great to add to this cool tutorial info about in camera WB settings

i have a million YT channels about film making & cinema. but when it comes to lighting its always Rob Period. Thank you Rob so much for your hard work

What colour profile/LUT do you use on the S5?

Wow, you are a hero, this is one of the best explanations and demonstrations of colour temp I have ever seen, and I have seen a lot! Thank you for your work ❤

Very nice video and very informative as usual, just a little information which is also very important: saying also what WB you set the camera each time. 5600k I guess

Thank you for the video! I have one question, how do I set up WB on the camera for different temperatures? It should be like 5600 kelvins or what?:)