i have a fuji mx-700. have noticed a yellow cast for some images taken under tungsten but NOT compensated by adjusting for white balance. in checking out "white balance" also see 'exposure value'. believe that i understand each but also seemd to me that they may vary together ad i have found nothing that speaks of their interaction. anybody?

-- don c. teas (dseat@eln.com), February 01, 1999

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At low brightness, the camera's auto WB circuitry doesn't have enough "oomph" in the blue channel to completely balance-out the yellow cast of the tungsten lighting. Thus, you'll frequently see yellow cast in dimmer tungsten lighting that is successfully compensated for under brighter conditi

-- Dave Etchells (web@imaging-resource.com), February 01, 1999.