Bricks in Motion
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I fiddled around with the setting on my D3100 a while ago, and I forgot what I changed. Something has changed though. My white bricks appear rather yellow in my films. I am still using the same lighting and everything, so I know it's a camera settings issue. What setting should I change it back to to get a nice crisp white like in White Wall episode 1?
I don't use Nikon's, I use Canon. But I'm sure it has something to do with your Picture Style. Just look around your camera to see where you can change the saturation etc. It also could be your white balance. You might have change it. Try looking in your instruction manual to see how to change your white balance.
I was thinking it could have been my white balance, but I have no idea what it was on before. I will have a fiddle around with my white balance.
Right, you should try doing that.
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