Questions & Answers for: colour balance

Colour balance The colour balance seems to be far too dark - cyan is too blue and magenta is too red. Adjusting the colour balance in properties doesn't seem to do very much??? Original Samsung toners

colour balance I am using white paper, my toner cartridges are originals, but I now get 'muddy' colours rather crisp ones as I used to get. I try the colour balance procedure, but there is no change. ...

Colour balance for majority of photo is good but sky or white goes to pink. Colour balance is obviously not the problem. Help? How about White Balance? Taking a photo outdoors, for example, white your

colour balance adjuatment Cello LCD TV colour balance adjustment Cello LCD TV MENU - SET UP - RGB-ADJUST. Get the manual from http://manualfox.com - they have found it

...colour balance problem. If you have set colour balance for daylight, then pictures taken in artificial light will be yellowish (or greenish under flourescents). It is best to leave the colour balance ...

...colour balance set to "indoor" or "tungsten". The camera is compensating for the yellowish cast that you get from indoor lighting. You should set the colour balance to "auto" and the camera will cope ...

...most of the colour on screen. Most monitors have colour balance settings, these can be accessed by buttons on the monitor, trying looking around and adjusting colour balance, hue and other ...

colour balance correct. It has an orange/yellow tone. I have tried to correct by adjusting the colour balance, tint, sharpness and colour temperature, but nothing worked. I replaced the bulb 15 months

Colour balance The projector is working normally but has lost colour balance. Red appears black and the overall tint is yellow/green does it look like that when you view the menu? Across all sources?

...on then you may have incorrectly set the wrong colour balance. Try setting the colour balance to AWB <Auto> or adjust to Tungsten (Light bulbs) or White flourescent light (for tube