Mastering White Balance

What is the unit of measurement used to describe color temperature?

• Celsius

• Fahrenheit

• Kelvin

• Lux

What does Auto White Balance (AWB) do in a camera?

• It allows the user to manually set the white balance.

• It automatically adjusts the white balance based on the lighting conditions.

• It locks the white balance to a preset value.

• It changes the white balance randomly.

At what Kelvin temperature does daylight generally fall?

• 3200K

• 5500K

• 7500K

• 10000K

What is the purpose of custom white balance?

• To apply a random color filter

• To adjust the color balance for a specific light source

• To increase the exposure of the photo

• To decrease the ISO setting

Which of the following is NOT a common white balance preset?

• Cloudy

• Incandescent

• Flash

• Sepia

What happens if the white balance is set incorrectly?

• The photo will be overexposed.

• The photo will be underexposed.

• The colors in the photo may not accurately represent the scene.

• The photo will be converted to black and white.

Which Kelvin temperature range is associated with "cool" colors such as blue?

• 1000K to 3000K

• 3000K to 5000K

• 5000K to 7000K

• 7000K to 10000K

When would you most likely need to use the white balance correction feature?

• When the photo's exposure is too high

• When the photo's exposure is too low

• When the colors in the photo appear too warm or too cool

• When the photo is out of focus

How does the camera typically measure the light to adjust the Auto White Balance?

• By the amount of light in the scene

• By the dominant color in the scene

• By the color temperature of the light sources

• By the distance of the light sources

What is the effect of a higher Kelvin temperature on the white balance of a photo?

• It makes the photo appear warmer.

• It makes the photo appear cooler.

• It increases the exposure of the photo.

• It decreases the exposure of the photo.