In message DBs0d.291034$Oi.141613@fed1read04,
"Mark M" wrote:

So... Catch the "environment" if you like, but be aware what we perceive as
"the environment" in person rarely matches it's representation on film under
anything other than daylight.

I find that only partially correcting white balance works well when you
want to see what color the light was, but almost as subdued as it was in
person.

It all depends on what your intended subject is, I think; the object
itself, the object as it was perceived, or the object as it actually is
in its environment.
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John P Sheehy