How to set the white balance when shooting snow scenes on sunny and cloudy days? Detailed comments

The relationship between white balance and snow scene is not particularly close. The color of snow with a normal color temperature of 5500 on sunny days is close to normal, and the nature is still pursued on cloudy days.

On sunny days, the aperture can be smaller and the speed can be faster. On cloudy days, the aperture can be larger and the speed can be slower. When taking pictures, you can refer to the exposure prompt scale in the camera. If there is insufficient light on cloudy days, you can use a large aperture and increase iso to reduce the shutter speed. If necessary, you can also add lighting locations. It is recommended to bring an extra reflector. It's better to have a tripod.

When shooting, the shutter speed should not be too high, because high speed will freeze the rain and form small spots, so there is no feeling of rain. If the shutter speed is too slow, the rain will stretch into long strips, and the effect is not good. Generally speaking, the speed from 1/30 seconds to 1/60 seconds is better. At this time, the shutter speed is not high, which can emphasize the movement when it rains.