Originally Posted by bm bradley

daylight, daylight flows (kino's etc), strobes are in the area of 56K. considered blue

tungsten and continuous light that is NOT daylight balanced is in the area of 32K. is perceived as yellow

regular florescent light is 41K more of less and perceived as green.

the higher the K the more to blue and eventually ultraviolet, eventualy to sound and then to quantum physics. the lower the vibration goes towards reds and eventually to solid matter.

best to always use a custom white balance. probably be best to leave the party and babes alone and study photography. photographers generally spend all their time studdying photography in my experience. seriously that's such a newbie question I have to wonder if you're even a photographer. and you supposedly shoot for clients? that's totally fucked up dude.

if you're using daylight balanced kino flo's shooting at 32K that's even more fucked up. you had better get your shit together.

-bmb