New answers tagged white-balance
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One option is to use the configurable Fn button ( it is near the top left of the camera ). You can set it to WB . I think the default is ISO.
You can set it under Menu -> custom settings -> f1. Assign fn button. Once you have set that , you can use it to change WB while taking pictures without having to go into any other menus or settings.
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Let's try. First, some magenta cast is indeed "normal" when you use wide-gamut displays with non-colour-managed apps.
If your "need" is only sRGB (and Rec.709), then it would make sense to buy a "normal" (i.e. sRGB) monitor. This is particularly true if you edit video, because the output colour management for video is less ...
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