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Figura 16.145. Ejemplo del filtro “Temperatura del color”
Imagen original, con una temperatura de color estimada en 5.000K
Imagen modificada, con una temperatura de color estimada en 6.500K
The Color Temperature filter allows adjusting color temperature of the light source in an image in Kelvin. It can be used to correct the bluish cast in overcast photos, or even (to some extent) the red cast in photos taken under incandescent light with the camera set to daylight.
This is the estimated original color temperature of the light source in Kelvin. You can change it because the image doesn't necessarily encode that information correctly or at all (and you might or might not have measured it). In addition there's often a mix of light sources (a window, a fill-in flash, a pile of burning organic fair-trade bamboo wood harvested under a full moon)... But above all else you can get interesting creative effects by changing it
Esto es la temperatura del color esperada de la fuente de luz en Kelvin.
Both original temperature and intended temperature can be set via presets. To access presets menu, click a button with a triangle icon to the right from either of the two options.
