About White Balance
White Balance is a plug-in for Photoshop to convert the color temperature of images.

Disclaimer: This software is provided "as is". No warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, are given. Not even to its functionality, use and applicability. Read the License agreement for further information.

Contents of this Read-me file:
1. Installation
2. Color Temperature settings
3. Known issues and incompatibilities

1. Installation
Move or Copy the filter plug-in to your Photoshop filters folder, (re)start Photoshop, then the filter should be available under:

filter --> Digital Imaging Tools --> White Balance...

2. Color Temperature settings
The quickest way to convert the color temperature of your image is to leave the top two sliders at an equal setting, and adjusting the bottom slider (Adjust WB) to your liking. An incandescent scene shot with a daylight camera setting could be corrected using a +1500K to +2500K WB adjustment, for example.

The more powerful application of this filter however is when you shot a scene with known lighting and camera settings. Set the "Original Scene" value to the color temperature of the lighting of the original scene.
Set the "Camera Setting" value to the color temperature that your camera was set to during the actual shoot.

The image will then be "neutralized" according to those settings. To create an additional white balance, the "Adjust WB" slider can be used to make the image appear "warmer" (lower values) or "colder" (higher values).

3. Known issues and incompatibilities
If you find anything not working as you would expect, let us know at wbl@theimagingfactory.com

Questions, suggestions, comments and other issues regarding this product can be send by e-mail to wbl@theimagingfactory.com. For general information regarding our products you can visit our web-site at www.theimagingfactory.com or e-mail us at info@theimagingfactory.com.