Ok, I Know what white balance is - well I think I do.

But reading through the book - manual - Page 101:White balance correction*

You can correct the white balance that has been set. This adjustment will have the same effect as using a commercially-available colour temerature conversion filter or colour compensating filter. Each colour can be corrected to one of nine levels................

Ok, what I read:
You can change the white balance which you could have changed before taking the picture and didn't. (So what is the point of white balance if you can change it AFTER the picture has been taken?)
In the software you can do what is done with expensive filters - I'm guessing that is only kind of.

It goes on to say it is for ADVANCED users. So I'm not going to play with it.

But it confuses me how it fits in to the scheme of things.


Anyone mind talking the village idiot though how it works?