Ok this might sound strange but I am having troubles taking pictures in hospitals.
I've been trying to take baby pictures but seems like the colors came out greenish in about 50% of my pictures, I'm panicking...
I thought it's my white balance setting but after trying a few, it's still the same.
It doesn't happen in cafes or at home but only in hospitals, please tell me its just a coincidence @_@
Anyone knows why does this happen and how to fix it?

Use slower shutter speed like try 1/50s. Fluorescent flicker problem

Thank you!!! I'll try that next time! It's funny that it didn't happen with my old camera D3100...
Is there any way to fix this in post production?

maybe, but wont recommend it. too much hassle.

In fact why not test it out now by pointing your camera at a spot lit by fluorescent light (not constant light like LED) and start with really high shutter speed and see if you get similar result.

House tarak flourescent light. I'll try it at the mamak later

shoot in raw can settle

Not raw or jpeg issue lah.

Confirm shutter too fast. Use gradient filter and wb the uncorrected side. Settle

It's the fluorescent light, confirmed. Just have to be more careful next time haha

I guess is different light source left and right. then come out this result.
only one picture,so i think like this.
shoot in raw really can sort the problem

You got fluorescent light home? Try shooting at 1/200 (if cannot see, ram up the shutter speed till u see it) and see if you get similar result. If so, tell me how you fix it by "raw"? It's not due to "different light source" but "flickering" of the fluorescent lamp.

This post has been edited by DaddyO: Jul 27 2016, 09:20 PM

If you do not know what's going on, it's best to just keep quiet. You've just made a fool out of yourself there.

If you don't mind, send me the original file, I'll be able to help you fix it.

lwliam(at)gmaildotcom

actually he's not 100% wrong imo, if you really wanted to save the shot it can be done in LR using a gradient tool and correct the WB, which indeed needed a RAW file for the best result.

Well, with the sentence alone, it's a norm to 'assume' one would be blaming 2 different light sources that is causing the phenomenon. He did not mention anything about 'best result', which if from a PP standpoint, even a JPG would be more than enough to fix the color difference.

It's nice that you gave him a benefit of a doubt though.

This post has been edited by lwliam: Jul 28 2016, 01:22 AM

Fujihime, copied the image above for editing (to my personal taste).

This post has been edited by lwliam: Jul 28 2016, 01:43 AM

Wah sifu Hou geng ahhh!

Dude, did not say cannot be done in pp. I meant raw is not "solution" for the lighting problem. And if you read carefully, he did not even mention pp at all. He thought there are two light sources which is wrong.

1st, i did not been there.
so only i guess
don know what has wrong about
just giving opinion
and you treat like this
so sad

so we just keep quite better.
lets the sifu as sifu of lyn
he want be hero
let him

i got u say. i learned today.thanks
i just never shoot high speed indoor
from the starting i just thinking how to sort the picture with post process

This post has been edited by weiloke: Jul 28 2016, 09:53 AM

Since when this subforum has become a place to belittle people and thinking you're high and mighty to do that?

Not everyone is knowledgeable enough to know what causes those type of color and that's why people ask and suggest. If everyone is expected to provide the one true answer, there wouldn't be any discussion to begin with, am i right?

Makes sense