[Ernesto]

It is not comfortable to have a fixed balance to daylight
Sometimes I need to do interiors but do not want to get orange images.
I know it is possible to edit all the lights, but that is not a photographer aproach. The right tool should be correction filters.

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[Mattia Sullini]

I am with you. A much more effective way of managing and reusing presets.

[Mihai]

It would be good to have more options in MXCL, but for now a good way to do your whitebalance is to save out the render in .hdr format and use whatever tools you have in your image editing software to get the right white balance. There are many one click solutions which work fine.

[kami]

Hello

I just wanted to create a topic whising for a whitebalance option, then I found this one...
So i'm just going to agree with everyone above and underline the importance of a whitebalance modulator! After almost one year this has been asked for, it's about time to implement it.
I don't like having to edit every test-image again and again with the method mihai suggested. Since outdoor images mostly turn out too blueish and indoor images too orange, it would be so nice and simple to adjust them in mxcl ...
While making publicity with "as easy as taking a picture", you can't find any digital cameras without a whitebalance setting (mostly even complete manual control by Kelvin).
I kindly ask, to implement this feature into the next update! I missed it so often ...

Greets,
Kami