When you slide that color temperature bar in Lightroom, you’re not “cheating.” You’re doing what filmmakers have done for decades. In Game of Thrones, scenes in King’s Landing glow orange with warmth, while the icy Wall is bathed in blue. That’s color temperature shaping emotion. Your wildlife images can carry the same storytelling power. – Warm tones = energy, vitality, life. – Cool tones = mystery, solitude, calm. 📌 Save this tip: Don’t fear the temperature slider. Use it with intention. 💬 W

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🏳️‍🌈 Color temperature Explained 🎨 When your video looks too blue, it means your white balance is set too low. By increasing your color temperature (Kelvin), you can bring your footage back to a natural, clean look. 💡 Here’s how higher temperatures help: ❄️ Blue / Cool Footage (3000K–4500K): Makes skin tones look pale, unnatural, and washed out. Often happens with daylight LEDs or mixed lighting. 🔥 Warm Correction (6500K–8500K): Adding warmth removes the blue cast. Around 8500K, your whites