Here's a fun fact: the #3DS seems to not share settings between the cameras when it takes pictures. So for any shot, each camera might choose slightly different settings.
Here's a somewhat extreme example where the cameras disagreed on (I think) #whitebalance
Six Must-Have Apps for Night (and Day) Photography
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If you want to find out about six essential apps for night (and day) photography, you've come to the right place. Whether you have iOS or Android, these apps will greatly enhance your photography. The sixth one is surely one that doesn't make it on many photography app lists! Clear Outside Clear Outside. Free: Android or iOS Clear Outside is the app I use most for night or day photography. It provides information for cloud cover. This provides information for low, medium, and high clouds. If you're a landscape photographer, you know how incredibly useful this information alone can be.
Five Reasons to Never Use Auto White Balance for Night Photos
https://fstoppers.com/astrophotography/five-reasons-never-use-auto-white-balance-night-photos-708387
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Auto White Balance (AWB) works for some scenarios. Night photography is not one of them. Here are five solid reasons to ditch AWB—and how doing so can instantly improve your night photography game. During the day, your camera does a decent job of guessing an accurate white balance. During the night, it struggles. Night photography is one area where it's better to set a manual white balance. Sure, you can change your white balance later in post-processing. But here are five reasons why you should set it manually.
Five Reasons to Never Use Auto White Balance for Night Photos
https://fstoppers.com/astrophotography/five-reasons-never-use-auto-white-balance-night-photos-708387
#FStoppers #KenLee #NightPhotography #Article #WhiteBalance #LongExposurePhotography
Auto White Balance (AWB) works for some scenarios. Night photography is not one of them. Here are five solid reasons to ditch AWB—and how doing so can instantly improve your night photography game. During the day, your camera does a decent job of guessing an accurate white balance. During the night, it struggles. Night photography is one area where it's better to set a manual white balance. Sure, you can change your white balance later in post-processing. But here are five reasons why you should set it manually.
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