Crafty stuff. Nature. Crochet owlets. Twigs. Green tea. Chocolate. Frosting. Japanese masking tape. Twine. Donuts. Clouds. And other scribblings that make me happy -- hope they make you smile too! 
Michelle
barbara lassiter
Tiffany
Piper
Kelly Marie
Scribblings from Scribble This! Week 1
June 10th, 2009
Wow, y’all really outdid yourselves on the first ever Scribble This! Challenge! And just look at the awesome results — nice bright whites and colors that pop! On the left is the non-custom white balance, or the one that the poster said she’d normally use, and on the right is the poster’s favorite or custom white balance. What a difference!
Thanks to all who joined in the challenge! If you missed it, you can still check out the tutorial here.
Stay tuned for the next tutorial + challenge,
Tags: white balance
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Category: Scribble This! Challenges | Tags: white balance 8 comments »
Thanks so much Lisa for the tutorial and challenge! I learned more than I expected about my XTIi. I’m going to install my PSE CD that I have so I can do the next challenge! :)
Hi, Lisa! I think this was a really great challenge! I loved seeing some of the challengers’ blogs showing all the different results they got. Super! :-)
Yay! Thanks for the challenge Lisa :) I had a lot of fun doing it. You mentioned that the next challenge might have to do with photoshop.. Eep! I’m gonna have to find a copy since I don’t currently have it on my computer.
Hi Jaded! You can also use GIMP for the next challenge — doesn’t have to be Photoshop. :) Check out this post for more on GIMP.
WOW, they all did a Great job with their cards and their photography…my Custom WB experience was very GREEN, no idea why, but I did Not do it right apparently. :)
Hi Lisa! Thanks for the challenge had fun learning new tricks on my camera! Can’t wait for the next one :)
Hi Lisa,
Fantastic results – you have inspired me to play with the settings more. Thank you so much for sharing your talent.
Thanks for the challenge, Lisa! The first time ever I used different settings for my card other than the auto easy shot. Looking forward to learn more about photo shooting!