The process of calibrating your digital camera’s color processing to the exact light source being used for digitization. By photographing a neutral reference target (such as an 18% gray card) placed directly on the backlight or copy stand, the camera calculates and locks in a perfect neutral baseline. This crucial step ensures absolute color accuracy across your entire scanning session and minimizes the amount of color-cast correction needed during post-processing.
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