Whether you put your camera in auto or painstakingly set the white balance from a reference card, getting the white balance right is one of the fundamental aspects of making a good quality image. In this video, the first in a series, we’ll start looking at the white balancing capabilities and options found in Canon’s EOS R5 and it’s siblings (such as the #R3, #R6, #R6-2, #R8, #R7, #R50, & #EOSR).

Additionally, I’ll look into the auto white balance options and how it performs on the R5, to see how it handles situations inside and outside it’s designed range.

🔗 The podcast episode talking about some of the trials and tribulations behind testing auto white balance: [ Ссылка ]


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Gear I Use to Make Videos
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(Affiliate links)
⯈ Canon EOS R5 - [ Ссылка ]
⯈ Canon EOS R5C -
⯈ Anker 747 USB Power Bank for R5C - [ Ссылка ]
⯈ Canon RF 15-35mm f/2.8L IS USM - [ Ссылка ]
⯈ Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM - [ Ссылка ]
⯈ Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8L IS USM - [ Ссылка ]
⯈ Rode NTG2 -
⯈ Rode Wireless Go -
⯈ Zoom F6 - [ Ссылка ]


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Chapters
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00:00 Intro
01:13 A Rant on Canon's White Balance Display Icons
02:56 Preset White Balance Modes
03:33 Custom White Balance Modes
04:36 Auto White Balance
14:37 White Balance and Flashes
16:47 Auto White Balance and Flashes
18:46 Flash White Balance
19:41 White Balance and Move Mode

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