adamfrance wrote:
> GordonBGood wrote:
> > Pete Fang wrote:
> > > Thanks for the test. My own experience is also that the K-7's AWB works much better under artificial light sources. I briefly tested the K-m and its AWB was an improvement over the K20D but the K-7 seems to be even more consistent.
> >
> > Pete, however, the cost of getting less yellow AWB in tungsten light seems to be a slight tendency to "bluer" AWB in more natural daylight lightening as reported by many comparing images to the K20D. This is a natural consequence of increasing the colour temperature range for AWB.
> This bluer look for the K7 accords with my experience. I am now occasionally taking out blue in PP with K7 files, especially in naturally lit pictures. How can I tweak the AWB in camera as to warm it up a bit?

Adam, some have been finding that the Fine Tuning option for Auto White Balance (AWB) has done the trick, with a setting of about one or two toward the red and maybe a one toward the green (if you like a slightly yellow look). This will likely also affect the AWB with tungsten lighting, but perhaps this in conjunction with the stronger Tungsten compensation as selected in the Custom menus?

Regards, GordonBGood