If the light source is the color of Yuba, how to take pictures and set up a SLR?

The easiest way is to set the white balance of the SLR camera to "Auto".

However, the automatic white balance cannot be accurate, and it is difficult to restore the white balance completely and correctly at a low color temperature like Yuba.

Then there is the use of manual white balance.

Generally, high-end cameras have this function. That is, manually set a color temperature value, such as 3200K K k.

But what is the color temperature value of your Yuba? I don't know.

The most accurate method is to use a color temperature meter to measure.

However, the color temperature meter is expensive, which is rare even for professional photographers.

But you can try to take one more photo with each color temperature value to see which value is the closest.

Generally speaking, the color temperature of Yuba is lower than that of incandescent lamp. You can try it from 3000K, and there are not many files left. You should try it as soon as possible.

Another method is to use a custom white balance.

This requires you to look through the manual of your camera and understand the operation method of your camera brand and model.

Because different brands operate in different ways.

Basically, put a piece of white paper or other pure white things under the illumination of Yuba, and adjust the camera color and white balance settings to a custom file.

Press the shutter on a blank sheet of paper to "tell" the camera that this is "white", white under this light source.

Complete white balance customization.

I usually shoot in RAW format.

White balance may be set when shooting (usually turned on automatically), and the camera's own software will be used after shooting.

For example, Nikon's NX2 and Canon's DPP can be fine-tuned easily until they are satisfied.