White balance | Warm light and cool light

White balance|Warm light and cool light

 Hi guys today I am going to explain you about the difference between warm light and cool light and how you can use it in photography. As we all know that the small changes in light will going to affect our photo. so I am going to explain you about how to control light or white balance.

Light and white balance

 

As you can in this picture the relation between light and white balance. Light is always measured in Kelvin scale. If you increase the number of Kelvin light will get more cooler and if you decrease the number of Kelvin light will get more warmer. If you are using the camera then you may familiar with this.

How to use it in photography

In this picture you can see the Kelvin of light according to the different types of light around us.

Now I am going to tell you that how it works when we talk about photography:- 

10,000k:- when you set focus on this will get white(normal light) all the light below this will get warm as per scale decreases.

8000:-when you set focus on this it will get white(normal light) the light below this will get warm as per scale decreases and get cool as per scale increases.

6000:-when you set focus on this it will get white(normal light) the light below this will get warm as per scale decreases and get cool as per scale increases.

5000:- it comes under the normal light so when you set focus on this all the light above this will get cool as per scale increases and the light below this will get warm as per scale decreases

4000:- when you set focus on this it will get white(normal light) the light below this will get warm as per scale decreases and get cool as per scale increases.

2000:- when you set focus on this it will get white(normal light) all the light above this will get cool as per scale increases.

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