vrijdag 4 december 2020
A knife on a combat shovel (black and white)
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A small knife on a combat shovel
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maandag 19 oktober 2020
Air gun and rifle shooting targets
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Military shovel with light breakage protection
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vrijdag 3 juli 2020
An outdoor Dutch landscape
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vrijdag 18 oktober 2019
Information for the white balance setting
White balance works by adjusting the amount of sensitivity between colours. It can for example make a picture have more warm or more cold colours. And it can make colours more visable and or more real.
The white balance setting normal has the letter K and the lower the K the more warm colours (towards red) and the higher the K the more cold colours (towards blue).
And there’s no impact on the sensor.
By JK, Jef Koelewijn
The white balance setting normal has the letter K and the lower the K the more warm colours (towards red) and the higher the K the more cold colours (towards blue).
And there’s no impact on the sensor.
By JK, Jef Koelewijn
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