To adjust the color temperature of an image

To correct the exposure of an image

To change the focus of an image

To adjust the contrast of an image

Automatic white balance adjusts the color temperature based on the scene, while manual white balance allows you to set the color temperature manually.

Automatic white balance is more accurate than manual white balance.

Manual white balance is more accurate than automatic white balance.

Automatic white balance is faster than manual white balance.

When shooting in a variety of lighting conditions

When shooting in a controlled lighting environment

When shooting in a studio

When shooting outdoors

When shooting in a controlled lighting environment

When shooting in a studio

When shooting outdoors

When shooting in a variety of lighting conditions

Use a white card or gray card

Use the color picker tool in your camera

Use the auto white balance setting

Use the preset white balance settings in your camera

Daylight

Shade

Tungsten

Fluorescent

Color temperature is the overall warmth or coolness of the colors in an image, while white balance is the adjustment of the color temperature to make the colors in an image appear neutral.

Color temperature is the same as white balance.

Color temperature is the opposite of white balance.

Color temperature is not related to white balance.

A scale used to measure color temperature

A scale used to measure exposure

A scale used to measure focus

A scale used to measure contrast

The higher the Kelvin value, the warmer the color temperature

The lower the Kelvin value, the warmer the color temperature

The higher the Kelvin value, the cooler the color temperature

The lower the Kelvin value, the cooler the color temperature

Using the wrong white balance preset

Not using a white card or gray card to set manual white balance

Shooting in a variety of lighting conditions without adjusting the white balance

All of the above

Use the correct white balance preset

Use a white card or gray card to set manual white balance

Shoot in a controlled lighting environment

All of the above

To create a warm and inviting atmosphere

To create a cool and refreshing atmosphere

To add drama to a scene

All of the above

By ensuring that the colors in your images are accurate

By creating a consistent look and feel throughout your images

By adding a creative touch to your images

All of the above

Shooting in a variety of lighting conditions

Dealing with mixed lighting sources

Shooting in low-light conditions

All of the above

Use a white card or gray card to set manual white balance

Shoot in a controlled lighting environment

Use a white balance preset that is appropriate for the lighting conditions

All of the above