Avoid this common fall photography mistake!

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It's always tempting to give our images an extra punch of color, but using the temperature slider to do so will get you in trouble!

Most of us are out to capture stunning gold leaves in the fall. Unfortunately, even during peak conditions, we often yearn for more. A warmer image can help the colors look bolder and better overall, but this comes with one major drawback.

Warming up your fall color images too much results in images that just don't look believable. Even if you shoot in auto white balance, the camera can often struggle to neutralize the scene due to overwhelming warm tones in your image.

To help you dial in the white balance (which is the most critical post-processing step, by the way!), I like to look at the things in my scene, which should feel neutral-toned. More often than not, this will be the shadows and tree trunks, which should feel like they are not too warm or cool. For aspen trees, the trunks should be white or slightly yellow. I'll adjust the white balance based on this one spot, then zoom out on my photo and use the HSL sliders to adjust the color of the oranges and yellows if I want the fall color to pop.

Hopefully, that'll help you get fall photos that feel more realistic this fall!

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