Fuji White Balance Setting:Fine

[kossko]

Hi there

Does anyone know how many Kelvin degrees is the "Fine" White Balance setting in X-E1?

 

[Mike Guffin]

White balance isn't based on which image quality setting you are using. Auto White Balance changes with the lighting conditions.

 

[kossko]

True but the white balance "Fine" value (don't confuse it with the image quality) should be somewhere around 5400 Kelvins.I wonder is anyone knows.
For instance at nikon d3000 is 5400 K

 

[jloden]

True but the white balance "Fine" value (don't confuse it with the image quality) should be somewhere around 5400 Kelvins.I wonder is anyone knows.
For instance at nikon d3000 is 5400 K

For anyone else wondering:

http://www.fujix-forum.com/index.php/topic/780-daylight-wb-preset-labelled-as-fine/

Not sure what temperature it actually is, but it looks like that's their equivalent to "Daylight" which is usually 5500K or thereabouts. If anybody knows, Rico (flysurfer) might.

 

[Mike Guffin]

True but the white balance "Fine" value (don't confuse it with the image quality) should be somewhere around 5400 Kelvins.I wonder is anyone knows.
For instance at nikon d3000 is 5400 K

Huh... I never noticed Fine in the WB menu before... I tend to look at the icons, and to me that is daylight...

 

[kossko]

FYI, I've just received a reply from Fuji support center.They believe the setting is around 4500/4800 Kelvin

 

[rlewis]

That "Fine" WB setting caught my eye also. Interesting. I thought, also, that it might refer to the standard "Daylight" setting which should be somewhere around 5200-5400K. I use either Auto or play with a Kelvin custom setting if I think Auto is not correct.