Improve your bird photography! The Art of Bird Photography (Episode 1) 

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​@@WildEarthPhotoHow were you able to spot a blue color cast using the split toning module?

What happens is that when you view a lot of blue, your eye gets used to it and corrects for it. When you add a red tint, your eyes will get a break and more easily notice the blue. I'v experimented and for some red in the shadows with split toning works even better than a uniform red tint. Of course, you can also be more scientific and use the eyedropper on parts of the bird that should be black/white/grey. That will tell you also. But I think it's better to go by eye and just listen to what your eyes are telling you.

@@WildEarthPhoto Thank you for taking the time to respond. I agree with you. My photos often have a "different look" to them after a short break. The eyedropper is useful so long as there's some good white, black or grey to sample from. I will try your suggestion. Thanks again.