So what is your idea?
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"I think I came up with an idea to fix this problem. "
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armGreat, so those of you who carry a slate, where you store it between uses - in a BCD pocket? Do you find the slate and its storage / use cumbersome in any way?
Ask on scubaboard?So what is your idea?
"I think I came up with an idea to fix this problem. "
I have my slate on a small retractor. I store it behind my left shoulder strap or in my waist belt. Even if it comes out, it stays close and doesn't dangle. It is very quick to pull out, extend my arm and push the single button to white balace. I have become quite adept at it.Great, so those of you who carry a slate, where you store it between uses - in a BCD pocket? Do you find the slate and its storage / use cumbersome in any way?
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Seems to have worked.
Yes! The WB on my G7X applies to both stills and videoI use either the palm of my hand, my white fins or a patch of sand. All work well with my Canon G7Xii.
I shoot photos in RAW so no big deal if colour is off, but but manually setting WB is essential for video.
Video light / strobe for close up video / macro shots.
White balance should not be set against white objects especially in water as this generate specular highlights that fool the camera. Sand or the palm of your hand works better.I wear white fins to set WB.
Great, so those of you who carry a slate, where you store it between uses - in a BCD pocket? Do you find the slate and its storage / use cumbersome in any way?