How does SLR control the color of light?

1. About color temperature: My suggestion is to take the raw format, because the color temperature can be changed at will later.

2. About sky control: 1. Using a polarizer will obviously improve the level of the sky.

2. When the exposure is less than 0.5- 1, the saturation of the sky is the best.

3. About the shooting of sunset: 1, the use of gray gradient will better balance, highlight the sunset and contrast the environment.

2, the use of flash fill light, can also make up for hair quality differences.

You want to shoot red light and orange light at sunset. It is very simple, that is, put the color temperature in a sunny position, that is, the "sun." This position is around 5200k, and the color temperature of sunset and light is low, around 3200k K. If you use 5200k to shoot the environment of 3200 K, the color of the photo will be red and yellow. But I suggest you shoot in raw format, and you can choose any color you like in the future.