Every photographer, at one point or another, has had to deal with white balance issues. There are four distinct camps of dealing with WB: 1) fix it in post processing, 2) use the camera’s built-in WB settings, and 3) do a custom white balance, and 4) shoot exclusively in B&W… (kidding…sort of…), a combination of #1, #2, and #3. For the most part, I’ve been in the #1 and #2 camp; more so in the #1 camp. As anyone else who is in the same camp as me will attest to how incredibly frustrating and time consuming it is to fix white balance issues in post processing even with excellent software such as Adobe Lightroom2. So what do I do to combat this? Come inside and read more.