Nikon Z6ii White Balance
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#1. "RE: Nikon Z6ii White Balance" | In response to Reply # 0
Sat 21-Nov-20 10:13 AMHow are you converting the raw files? Adobe takes few months to update their Camera Raw to new models. Open them in NX-D free Nikon software and save as TIFF or make the corrections to color in NX-D then save to JPG if only minor editing will be done or TiFF more advanced editing is done in LR or PS. Leave the original files as is, because they will read properly by LR when Camera Raw is updated.
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#2. "RE: Nikon Z6ii White Balance" | In response to Reply # 1
rdphoto3 Registered since 27th Mar 2018Sat 21-Nov-20 04:55 PMFor now I am using a script file that someone posted to stip off the _2 from the file to allow Lightroom to read them. Here is a link to some information on Youtube. It works.
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#3. "RE: Nikon Z6ii White Balance" | In response to Reply # 1
rdphoto3 Registered since 27th Mar 2018Sat 21-Nov-20 04:57 PM | edited Sat 21-Nov-20 04:57 PM by rdphoto3What I am seeing is a white balance setting upwards of 24000 to 34000k sometimes when I use the Eye Dropper to select white balance from the image inside of LR. Is this a normal reading. I am using a NEF file inside of LR.
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#4. "RE: Nikon Z6ii White Balance" | In response to Reply # 0
Sun 22-Nov-20 08:44 AM
Can someone help me to understand this better? I would have thought that if you were shooting in raw setting white balance would have no effect. Is it a hint to the processing software to apply that profile upon import?
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I use the NiSi V6 filter system. Using Their Landscape CPL and sometimes the 6-Stop ND.
When I do this using the Z6ii and 14-30 Lens I get a heavy blue cast on my image using an in camera Cloudy. If I try to correct it in LR using the Eyedropper for WB it will shoot the Kelvin up to 26000 - 30000.
I was curious has anyone else fooled with the WB settings manually on the Z6ii yet?