This looks a little warm in AUTO. The tungsten setting looks better. The 2,500 K setting is also good, if not a little too blue.
Most Auto WB settings balance correctly for tungsten if you have a bright tungsten light source in the image, or a lot of illumination. With less illumination most Auto WBs don't compensate completely and stay a bit orange. This is deliberate: they presume high light levels mean studio lights and that you want perfect accuracy, and that at lower light levels you'll prefer a pleasant warm tint to interiors.
Refrigerator bulbs are usually warmer colored than this. In this case I had some blue skylight filtering into my kitchen.
Indoors at night,© 2007 KenRockwell.com | 53 | converted by Sándor Nagy |