Getting the green out. Adjusting white balance in Lightroom

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Here is a quick video I put together for adjusting white balance on jpegs within Lightroom 4

[video=youtube;CjUrKDggyvM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjUrKDggyvM&feature=youtu.be[/video]
 
Thank you!!!!! Now if there was just a way to adjust the white balance in video
 
Photoshop will take care of White Balance issues in video. CS6 will anyway
 
Photoshop will take care of White Balance issues in video. CS6 will anyway
Assuming there's some colour information left to rescue. Green tints are usually easy to fix, but in blue water some cameras tend to overdue the AWB and throw away any residual other colour information there may have been (esp. the reds), resulting in what's essentially a greyscale video with a blue tint. Your only hope in those cases is using a filter. Or a light.
 
Assuming there's some colour information left to rescue. Green tints are usually easy to fix, but in blue water some cameras tend to overdue the AWB and throw away any residual other colour information there may have been (esp. the reds), resulting in what's essentially a greyscale video with a blue tint. Your only hope in those cases is using a filter. Or a light.

Excellent point!
 
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