I think you have never use digital camera, the color temp. setting in
digital camera is equivalent to color temp of "film". If you set to 6500K,
the normal scene under sun light will be warmer than usual. If you set it to
5500K, the scene will be correctly rendered. If you set to 4500K, the scene
will be cooler.
C.H.Ling
----- Original Message -----
From: "allan" <allan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> In Kelvin temperature, a higher number is cooler (more blue) than a lower
> number.
>
> Allan
>
>
> > I can't understand why 5500K setting is too red, if that is true then
6500K
> > in E-10 setting will be more red? Actually if you set the E-10 to 6500K
that
> > means the picture come out will be warmer.
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