Using this feature, you can select a specific light source in advance.
You can select a light source from the preset white balance list. You can make fine adjustments after this operation; however, it is convenient to select the light source from the list. Even if the image was taken by a conventional auto white balance form and had a high degree of saturation, using the auto white balance, you can detect the white part of the image. It is simple and convenient to use Auto white balance. It can obtain and reproduce the white part of the pictures that were taken.

Using the color temperature slide, you can search for the best color balance for the photo. If the photo has too much red or yellowish color, lower the color temperature (reduce). But on the other hand, if the photo has too much blue, raise (increase) the color temperature.

The color deflection slider is used for color seepage.
First, to fine-tune the color temperature, please do the following:
When the photo has green seepage, move the slider toward the magenta side. If the photo has magenta seepage, move the slider toward the green side. When using reversal film, there is a reverse feature; you can exaggerate the green seepage in an evening view.

The Gray Tool allows you to automatically change the specific gray area.
All you have to do is drag and click on the specific area that you want to be gray. It is simple and easy to set the white balance for the gray area by using this tool. This convenient feature allows you take pictures of a gray chart or blank piece of paper using a specific light source.