The Ultimate Guide to White Balance with Nikon D5200

Are you taking photos and noticing that the colours look a little strange? Set your white balance right with your very own grey card from Amazon, eBay, B&H, or Walmart here https://geni.us/MPTB3 You might also want to try these lanyard-style white balance cards from Amazon, eBay, B&H, or Walmart - https://geni.us/FUxzH0I Watch my Conquer Nikon DSLR Focus Modes Like a Pro video here:    • Conquer Nikon DSLR Focus Modes Like a Pro   In this video, you are going to learn why white balance is important and how to set white balance on a Nikon D5200 or similar Nikon DSLR camera. White balance explained - Different light sources have different colour temperatures. These are measured in Kelvin, indicated by a capital K. Low colour temperatures are called "warm" because they cast an orange light, like the light at sunrise or sunset. High colour temperatures are considered to be "cool" because they look bluish, such as the midday sun or a daylight bulb in your home. These different temperatures have the effect of making anything white in a photograph look like it is not white at all. Our brains automatically adjust our eyes to different light temperatures so that white looks white, no matter what temperature the light may be. Your camera doesn't do this, or at least doesn't do it very well. If your camera becomes confused about what white should be in any given photograph, your images can turn out to look unnatural or not true to life. After watching this video, you will be able to set the white balance on your Nikon D5200 correctly and get photos that have correct colours. The gear I used to record this video: ▶ Sony a6400 mirrorless camera: Amazon/Walmart/Adorama - https://geni.us/MSBOt ▶ Sigma 16mm f/1.4 Contemporary Lens for Sony E Mount - Amazon/Walmart/Adorama - https://geni.us/nmqaSWd KEH - http://shrsl.com/4vkwu ▶ Sirui W-2204 Carbon Fibre Waterproof Tripod. My most used tripod: Sirui - http://shrsl.com/4u2wn ▶ Manfrotto MV502AH Fluid Video Head: Amazon/eBay/Adorama - https://geni.us/rTZbL ▶ Deity Pocket Wireless Microphone: Amazon/Adorama - https://geni.us/cifl4D ▶ Rode VideoMic Pro+: Amazon/Adorama/eBay - https://geni.us/yLXshR KEH - http://shrsl.com/4vkx4 ▶ Boya BY-M1 Lav Microphone: Amazon/eBay/Walmart - https://geni.us/CmSuO0 ▶ Smallrig Cage for Sony a6400: Smallrig - https://www.smallrig.com/smallrig-cag... KEH - http://shrsl.com/4vkx7 ▶ Neewer 176 LED video light: Amazon - https://geni.us/6cFtNl6 ▶ Tolifo PT-216s Video Light: Amazon/Walmart - https://geni.us/hMo3BB ▶ Neewer CB60B Bi-Colour LED Video Light: Amazon - https://geni.us/b19Cp ▶ Neewer 35"/90cm Octagonal Softbox: Amazon/eBay/Walmart - https://geni.us/UQ7R2 ▶ Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra Smartphone: Amazon - https://geni.us/aMhJU ▶ Neewer 6" Suction Cup Mount: Amazon* - https://geni.us/D4brn The aerial shot of me taking photos on the beach was filmed with a HoverAir X1. Check out more about this amazing little drone here: https://hoverair.sjv.io/anmZqM I use LensPens to clean all my lenses - https://lenspen.com/?ref=siczyrvf Find me in other places online: Websites - https://photographersfreedom.com https://barrycallisterphotography.com.au Facebook -   / photographersfreedom     / barrycallisterphotography   Instagram -   / barrycallisterphotography   My print-on-demand products on Redbubble - https://www.redbubble.com/people/barr... Redbubble Photographer's Freedom Merch - https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/673... Video chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:31 - About me and my channel 01:03 - Why White Balance is Important 01:57 - Nikon D5200 White Balance Options 03:06 - Incandescent White Balance Setting 04:10 - Fluorescent White Balance Setting 05:37 - Direct Sunlight White Balance Setting 06:33 - Flash White Balance Setting 07:36 - Setting Manual WB 08:46 - Measuring Manual WB 09:53 - Using a Photo to Set WB 10:41 - RAW Image Quality 11:25 - How To Select RAW Image Quality 11:54 - Conclusion 12:34 - Outro DISCLAIMER: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This description contains affiliate links, meaning I'll receive a small commission if you click on one of the product links. You will not pay more than you would if you purchased directly from the retailer.