white balance in Kelvin (5000 to 6500 are typical values)
## Details
Lets you manually pre-set the white balance of the camera/webcam:
It is normally in Kelvin, so `5000` or `6500` are typical values it will take.
VDO.Ninja already tries to auto-save camera settings for android devices that support video settings, but for desktop browsers, it does not. Using these new values though you can manually set things to auto-configure as you want.
These settings will apply to ALL video devices though, not just a specific one. If a setting isn't supported by your camera or browser, it will just fail quietly, and not apply. You'll see an error in the console log though.
{% hint style="warning" %}
* Firefox and Safari may not support this feature.
* Not all cameras/smartphones will support this option
{% endhint %}
You can check the video settings menu as to whether a device supports a certain feature or what value ranges are support; you can also check it out here .
## Related
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[Camera Parameters](/advanced-settings/camera-parameters.md)
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