Adjust Image White Balance With Tint & Temperature

White balance in photography and post-processing is a crucial component that involves eliminating unnatural color casts and adjusting the colors to achieve more realistic tones. The two fundamental features of white balance are color temperature and tint. The color temperature, measured in Kelvin, determines whether the picture appears warm or cool. Lower Kelvin temperatures indicate warmer, orange tones, while higher Kelvin temperatures indicate cooler, bluer tones. When editing color temperature alone doesn't suffice to correct the color cast, adjusting image tint is necessary. The tint regulates the color balance between magenta and green color casts, thus providing a complete correction solution. LightX lets you fix white balance using both the temperature and tint in seconds.

LightX's Adjustment tool enables automatic mask detection to identify the foreground and background of your image. This mask-detection image analysis utilizes advanced techniques to identify the subject, object, or distinct regions in your photo. Considering your requirement, you can adjust the white balance selectively and precisely utilizing the image tint and temperature sliders in the foreground or the background of the image. Eliminate all the color cast from images to achieve accurate and realistic color representation. Say goodbye to unnatural color casts and hello to true-to-life images with LightX's white balance photo editor.