To correct the color cast in an image.

To adjust the brightness of an image.

To change the contrast of an image.

To modify the saturation of an image.

The temperature of the light source in Kelvin.

The color of the light source.

The intensity of the light source.

The direction of the light source.

It changes the hue of colors.

It changes the saturation of colors.

It changes the brightness of colors.

All of the above.

White balance is used to adjust the color temperature of an image.

Color temperature is used to adjust the white balance of an image.

They are independent of each other.

They are the same thing.

Auto, Daylight, Shade, Tungsten, Fluorescent

Auto, Sunny, Cloudy, Shade, Incandescent

Auto, Daylight, Shade, Flash, Custom

Auto, Tungsten, Fluorescent, Underwater, Custom

It allows for more precise color correction.

It is easier to use than presets.

It is required for professional photography.

It is not necessary in most situations.

Use a gray card or white balance card.

Manually input the color temperature in Kelvin.

Select the 'Custom' white balance preset.

All of the above.

It can sometimes produce inaccurate color reproduction.

It is not suitable for professional photography.

It is difficult to use.

It is not available in most cameras.

When shooting under incandescent light.

When shooting outdoors on a sunny day.

When shooting in the shade.

When shooting with a flash.

To set a custom white balance.

To measure the exposure of a scene.

To reflect light back into the lens.

To create a neutral background.

It can create a warm or cool feeling.

It can make the image look more natural or artificial.

It can emphasize certain colors in the image.

All of the above.

White balance adjusts the overall color temperature, while color correction fine-tunes individual colors.

White balance is only used in-camera, while color correction is done in post-processing.

White balance is more important for professional photography, while color correction is more important for casual photography.

White balance and color correction are the same thing.

Yes, most photo editing software allows for white balance adjustments.

No, white balance can only be adjusted in-camera.

It depends on the software and image format.

It is not necessary to adjust white balance in post-processing.

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