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Thanks for the tutorial
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I can’t get my brain around a “neutral color” having seen examples (for setting WB) cited anywhere between white and, here, black. How is either of these neutral, even though they seem to work. Martin Evening’s book suggests finding a tone with equal-more or less- R, G and B percent values on the pixel loupe that pops up when using the dropper.
Paul