QUOTE(hammers @ Mar 11 2018, 11:52 AM)
Anyone facing this yellow photo issue? this only happen in indoor shooting and not all photos in yellow, some are fine.
DSC_1697 by
Ham, on Flickr
DSC_1694 by
Ham, on Flickr
You can hardly fix the photo in the Lr or Ps with the selective brush, but if you shoot with RAW, you may rescue the photos sometimes.
This is actually a common issue when you shoot with a certain shutter speed under the fluorescent lights. This is because an entire cycle of the fluorescent lights flicker will take between 1/100 and 1/120 second. During every cycle of the light's intensity, its color temperature will change. So, if you are using a SS of 1/100 sec or slightly faster, you will see what you capture in the photos you posted above.
But here's how you can avoid this.
1. Shoot at lower SS in shutter priority. You can get away from this effect by shooting at a 1/50 or 1/60 may prevent this fluorescent effect. (But this is not applicable if you wish to freeze a moving moment or even indoor sports photography)
2. Counter the situation with a flash and at high speed SS at around 1/200 sec or 1/250 sec. A powerful flash that bounces off the ceiling overpowers the fluorescent ambient light will solve the issue. (I suggest using this all the time, never fails me)
3. Spam as much as you can. (this may be a double edge sword as you may get the moment you want with the yellow bands)