UNDERWATER WHITE BALANCE || Get PERFECT underwater colors!

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Comment from : Aquatic Images

AMAZING videos 👏👏👏👏 Very cinematic
Comment from : Jose L Ramos

Hi I have been shooting without filters using a sony rx100 IV for years… good white balance is very achievable and I wonder why you suggest otherwise with this camera?
Comment from : Mattia Boldetti

i use action 3 what is best setting ? thk
Comment from : Davide Davide

Is a red filter still needed for a GoPro 11? I’ve heard different answers to this questions And regardless, what should one’s white balance be set to if you’re diving at around 50 to 60 ft depths on a sunny day?
Comment from : Allen Crostic

How can you see with your eyes vs what you see on the viewfinder be different? You are still using your eyes for both with no processing
Comment from : psytcp

Can you record video with sound while scuba diving? And if so, is it a microphone attached to the camera dive housing?
Comment from : Carl Ahlers

pour ma part je fais la personnalisation de la balance des blancs sur mes palmes blanches en début d'immersion quand je suis entrain de descendre
Comment from : Dany T

I got a GoPro11 with a red filter Should i use the manuel white balance at the same time?
Comment from : MillencolinSweetMuz

So that's why! i never figure out why my shot always looks murky greenish Thanks for the info
Comment from : Blom Keliling Dunia

Great video, i kinda like his logic
Comment from : Fayrouz Work

I have a Sealife micro 30, had a 20 which was much better I will try your suggestions and let you know how it goes
Comment from : Janice Portillo

Nice video, very interesting Why do you think that you need a red filter for a Sonx RX 100 iii ? I use this camera with 2 video lights and and automatic underwater white balance for videos for example But you can also set the white balance manually In my opinion the setting depends on the distance of what you are filming because the lights are only good for up to 2 meters So, why a red filter when you can manually set the white balance? In this case you can also switch the lights on, a red filter with lights on is a real bad idea Any further ideas?
Comment from : wi_active

Premier Pro is superb for adjusting white balance in post using Lumetri color Thanks for your great tutorial!
Comment from : Don Ross

Hi, any guideline for eg 5m white balance 5000, 10m wb 5500, something like that?
Comment from : jiajilah

I'm surprised you didn't mention sealife camera which is made for diving and has a manual wb setting Have you looked at them? What do you think?
Comment from : kbliss68

Wondering what you think of the Canon S110? I have the underwater housing for it and it has a slip ring which I have set up for the White Balance
Comment from : Mark Scott

white balance really matters thanks man
Comment from : DBN Underwater Videography

This is a great vid BEFORE YOU DIVE; but tells you nothing how to correct the issue after I wish I had watched this before my trip to Mexico GREAT information!brbrCan you tell me how to correct the white balance AFTER? brbrthanks
Comment from : David Stokes

really nice video, thanks for the useful information By the way, I love the Koh Tao Nudibranch book, i used it for work sometimes
Comment from : Felix Gerzer

I use a fuji xt20 still working out while balance on the go
Comment from : Douglas Nolan

HellobrI'm Sony α7s3 and fx3 Do you change the white balance at each depth? Right now, I'm setting the white balance in the underwater mode, but if it's deep, it will be covered in blue Should I match it with Kelvin? please tell me Diving always goes deep Thank you for your cooperation
Comment from : Candy Base

Great video
Comment from : Piyachai Khurana

Thank you this video helps me a lot in deep dive videography 👍🏻
Comment from : Lambat TV

5:40: Thailand Koh Tao Twins??? :)
Comment from : Andreas Meier

You have to be a teacher my friend, thx for your clear and precise explanations
Comment from : Delmar -

Thank you very much for this well explanation of white balance under water I have 2 underwater cameras Nikon Coolpix that does a nice job shooting video And my new Canon G7 XII that I will be testing this weekend in Cozumel I really appreciate your video Thanks again 👍
Comment from : Ricardo Rengifo

Thanks for the video, very usefulbrWould you consider the Olympus EM1 Miii to be good for taking video underwater?
Comment from : Yazid Shaari

Hi, thanks for the interesting video, I have a Fujifilm xp140, probably is not the best, but when going down to 10m we cannot see colors at all but blue and green ( as you mentioned in the video) I think here we don’t have any white balance or red filter !
Comment from : Emiliano Tomaselli

Why u say RX100 V need a red filter, while that camera have easy custom wb?
Comment from : Cook & Camp

Great video but I’m shooting video with nikon Z6ii actually coming from Sony and their annoying menu and color science
Comment from : Nestor Fernández

how about canon s120? any tips for underwater photography on this thanks
Comment from : anthony sevilla

I was wondering how can I get good color with my underwater sealife camera housing i am using the i phone 12
Comment from : Black Scuba Bear

Have you used inon variable red filter?
Comment from : Isaac Snowhite

Hi, thanks for the video Recently I bought a sony a7iii and I'm looking forward to buy a housing, which lens do you recommend me? regards from Chile
Comment from : Edu Rodriguez

Hello, thank you so much for your video On my next trip, I will record with a go pro 10 and 2X10000lumens video lights with blue ambient filter on it, do you advice me to use the red filter on the gopro ( but loose light and increase ISO ) or set the white balance manually ? Thank you
Comment from : Nicolas Strataks

Doesn't this only apply to tropical areas? I dive in Norway, and (especially now in the winter) the visibility is good, but it is always dark at depth, so basically all colours get filtered out In this situation a good strong white light is the best, I found, even with just a gopro
Comment from : Michal Jachimowicz

Just started underwater photography since moving to Guam The aquatech housing i have doesnt really allow me to change my WB too easily underwater :( Ill have to practice practice practice!
Comment from : LetsPlayGrey

I own a Cannon 80D DSLR and I would like to buy a housing do you think I should ? Thank you
Comment from : Rocky Hernandez

Wooow thank you for your awesome video 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 I have a question for GoPro Which white balance you recommend for GoPro and at what depths 🙏🏼 I hope you have a simple answer to this question 😁 🙏🏼 thank you so much 🤙🏼 🤙🏼
Comment from : Mirkos Eye

Awesome!!!! What do you think about the preset "subaquatic auto" white balance from Sony a6300? thanks a lot for this video!👏👏👏👏
Comment from : cassio bulos

Brilliant, thanks for the tips
Comment from : Crooks

What do you think about red filters vs color correction in post?
Comment from : Roberts Island Living Adventures

Do you set the white balance to match your video lights? Or set to a white card illuminated by the video lights?
Comment from : Edward Mallia

New here :)
Comment from : Master Boret Adventures

Thanks for your valuable tips, love it
Comment from : ZiaPhotography

Hi there I’m using the Insta360 one r 1 inch lens currently since theoretically it would be good underwater but I’m so struggling on the white balance First of all I can’t change the white balance setting underwater So I use the auto mode But the result was so bad It was all green and seem blown out I thought it would be a good departure from gopro Help!
Comment from : Adee Raven MY

So any tips on wich temperature to use when snorkeling? Do i go lower or higher than 5600K?
Comment from : Andreas Roosvall

Hello Will Blue Ambient Light Filters For Spotlights Work With GoPro?
Comment from : Blue Fox

Hi Andy I have a Blue filter on my light and a Red filter on my camera (TG-6) What is the best approach with regards to WB I usually dive around 15-20 Meters (50FT), or, should i just do away with the Red filter
Comment from : Alwyn Dmello