To adjust the color temperature of the image.

To correct for the color cast caused by different light sources.

To make the colors in the image look more natural.

All of the above.

Auto

Preset

Custom

All of the above

When you are shooting in a well-lit environment with no dominant color cast.

When you are shooting in a mixed lighting environment.

When you are shooting in a low-light environment.

When you are shooting a product that is white or black.

When you are shooting in a mixed lighting environment.

When you are shooting in a low-light environment.

When you are shooting a product that is white or black.

All of the above.

When you want to achieve a specific color temperature.

When you want to correct for a strong color cast.

When you are shooting a product that is very reflective.

All of the above.

Use a white balance card.

Use a gray card.

Use a color checker.

All of the above.

A white balance card is used to set the white balance, while a gray card is used to set the exposure.

A white balance card is used to set the color temperature, while a gray card is used to set the brightness.

A white balance card is used to correct for color casts, while a gray card is used to correct for exposure errors.

A white balance card is used to set the white point, while a gray card is used to set the black point.

A tool used to calibrate a camera's color reproduction.

A tool used to set a Custom white balance.

A tool used to correct for color casts.

All of the above.

Using the Auto white balance setting in all situations.

Not using a white balance card or gray card when setting a Custom white balance.

Setting the white balance too warm or too cool.

All of the above.

Use the Auto white balance setting only when necessary.

Use a white balance card or gray card when setting a Custom white balance.

Experiment with different white balance settings to see what looks best.

All of the above.