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Originally posted by: Pratty11

Accha yeh baat hain 😲

Haan exactly as Haider he looked even more fair while in THMS he doesn't look that fair. Waah camera ka zamaana. Can do wonders!

And di which Taare tod laya hoon scene are you talking about?

Adjusting the white balance in photos can make a huge difference in the visual experience. The correct white balance in a photo means that what you saw with your naked eye matches what is represented in the photo.

Tungsten

These are lights and lamps that use bulbs or incandescent light. If you've ever looked extra pink or maybe even orange in a photo, you probably took them with a few lamps on or next to bulb lights. The tungsten setting on your camera is usually identified with a light bulb. Using this will cool down this "warm lighting.

Manual Adjustments

Most cameras have preset white balance controls that will do the trick of making your whites whiter, but if you have a super fancy camera such as a DSLR or high end point and shoot you may have a manual adjustment for making your whites precisely white. Simply take a photo then select which part of the photo is supposed to be true white then the camera will make an adjustment. If you are shooting something like a wedding and want to make sure the whites look their whitest you can spend a little cash on some white (or gray) cards that you can photograph to make sure you're actually photographing something that is true white. A cheaper option is to photograph a piece of white paper.

If you gals look carefully, even Sid ...rather everybody in Tanhaiyaan is looking whiter... most shots are taken in bright sunlight... kind of kadee dhoop... even in a night shot on bed " I'm not broken" she's hugely lighted up.

Khushi looked much fairer in Bridge confrontation shot, because her reflecting dress colour, bright sunlight used for shooting and lots of reflectors for her dialogue frames and close ups... both were using doubles when the other person was being shot.

Originally posted by: LovingAHAA2018

Adjusting the white balance in photos can make a huge difference in the visual experience. The correct white balance in a photo means that what you saw with your naked eye matches what is represented in the photo.

Tungsten

These are lights and lamps that use bulbs or incandescent light. If you've ever looked extra pink or maybe even orange in a photo, you probably took them with a few lamps on or next to bulb lights. The tungsten setting on your camera is usually identified with a light bulb. Using this will cool down this "warm lighting.

Manual Adjustments

Most cameras have preset white balance controls that will do the trick of making your whites whiter, but if you have a super fancy camera such as a DSLR or high end point and shoot you may have a manual adjustment for making your whites precisely white. Simply take a photo then select which part of the photo is supposed to be true white then the camera will make an adjustment. If you are shooting something like a wedding and want to make sure the whites look their whitest you can spend a little cash on some white (or gray) cards that you can photograph to make sure you're actually photographing something that is true white. A cheaper option is to photograph a piece of white paper.

If you gals look carefully, even Sid ...rather everybody in Tanhaiyaan is looking whiter... most shots are taken in bright sunlight... kind of kadee dhoop... even in a night shot on bed " I'm not broken" she's hugely lighted up.

Khushi looked much fairer in Bridge confrontation shot, because her reflecting dress colour, bright sunlight used for shooting and lots of reflectors for her dialogue frames and close ups... both were using doubles when the other person was being shot.