Here you find a quick introduction on how to adjust the White Balance of a Digital Photo. So if you ask yourself “Why do my indoor photos look yellow? Is there anything I can do about that?” then you should read this article.
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Beginning In Photography: White Balance | Shutterbug Source Photography Tips wrote:
[...] Adjust the White Balance of a Digital Photo - Here you find a quick introduction on how to adjust the White Balance of a Digital Photo. So if you ask yourself “Why do my indoor photos look yellow? Is there anything I can do about that?” then you should read thsi article. [...]
In my tests, shooting RAW is the way to go as it gives you the most flexibility and damages the image the least.
If you do have to white balance non-RAW images, I’d suggest my freeware plug-in:
http://www.free-photoshop-plugins.com/download-filters/white-balance-plug-in.htm
It lets you quickly set white balance and recover highlight detail that would otherwise be thrown away (Levels unfortunately doesn’t do that).
(Sorry if I am double posting.)