The article on white balance explains that white balance is very important for neutralizing color casts in photos caused by different light sources, ensuring that images appear natural, much like the human eye sees them. It covers the importance of adjusting white balance to correct color temperature and tint, offering two main methods: in-camera settings and post-processing adjustments. Various camera presets (like Tungsten, Flash, or Cloudy) are mentioned for quick adjustments depending on the light source, while manual adjustments via Kelvin values or a gray card can provide precise control

White Balance Settings:

1. Auto: The camera automatically adjusts based on the lighting conditions.
2. Daylight: Best for shooting in direct sunlight to keep the image neutral.
3. Cloudy: Warmer tones to counteract cool light on overcast days.
4. Tungsten: Cools down images taken under indoor incandescent light.
5. Fluorescent: Compensates for the greenish tint of fluorescent lighting.
6. Flash: Adjusts for the color temperature of a flash, giving a natural look.
7. Custom: Allows for precise adjustments using a Kelvin scale or a gray card.

1. pretty
2. soft
3. pink
4. beach
5. cute
6. fashionable
7. nice hair
8. perfect makeup
9. vibes
10. aesthetic

1. If its too dark, and if you want to make soft light photos.
2. No, you don’t need to meter the light, you bring the light with you.
3. The shutter speed needs to be slow
4. ETTL means through the lens metering
5. The faster you go it will be darker, so you have to be slow.
6. The slower shutter speeds the more natural lighting.
7. The camera lights
8. Change Iso, aperture ad or 56

1. when would you use external flash? using external flash should be you want more control over light direction.
2. do you need to meter the light if you use flash? yes, it’s often important to meter the light when using a flash.
3. what does flash synchronization mean? flash synchronization is the timing between the camera’s shutter and the flash’s burst of light.
4. what does ETTL mean? an ETTL is an automatic flash metering system.
5. what will happen when you shoot faster than the camera sync speed? If you shoot faster than the camera sync speed, a part of the image will be dark or have a black bar across it.
6. why do photographers bounce the flash and use a diffuser? photographers bounce the flash and use a diffuser when
7. what is a slave? a slave is a flash unit that automatically triggers when it detects the flash output from another “master” flash or camera.
8. what should you do if your image comes out too dark or too light? If the image comes out too dark you should, Increase the flash power, slow down the shutter speed, or open the aperture. If the image is too light, decrease the flash power, reduce the ISO, use a smaller aperture, or increase the shutter speed.

This subject has a cyan light in the background. She has a shocked and both calm facial expressions which help understand her mood. I really like the pose she decided to do in this image, it goes with her facial expression. The lighting in all of these shots have good exposure in certain parts like the cyan and has a good amount of contrast. The cyan in the back helps her skin pop and her dress even more reflective. I also really the eye makeup as it stands out with her hair.

I would like to visit Mexico again because I miss my family. Something I also want to do in Mexico is eat the amazing food there.

3 differences. similarities

Differences:

1. Lightroom is for organizing and quickly editing lots of photos. Photoshop is for detailed, advanced editing.
2. Photoshop allows you to do more complex edits like changing backgrounds. Lightroom is better for simple adjustments like exposure and color.
3. Lightroom keeps your original photos safe by not changing them directly.

Similarities:

1. Both let you edit photos.
2. Both can handle RAW files for high-quality images.
3. You can use them together in Adobe Creative Cloud.