First off. This is my first round shooting wide angle with the new DSLR rig, so hang in there with me, somewhat of a learning curve.
Shooting 10-17 with 2x Z240's optical in manual. I was using Lee 444 filters on the strobes shooting in relatively clear blue water in Thailand.
What I was noticing is that my JPGs straight from the camera were coming out with a pretty balanced foreground flash exposed WB and a pretty nice blue background. They were a bit over saturated, but thats just the setting on the camera for the internal color correcting as I have set.
Now on the RAW files, what I was noticing was on shots that the foreground had good flash exposure the overall image seemed to come out the way I expected, however the images that had less than perfect UNDER exposure (quite a few 
) on the foreground were coming out with a much much more severe green shift on the image, especially on the background water. Would this be a result of the WB trying to compensate for the underexposed fg but with the strobe filters affecting the WB on both the bg & fg because of my poor fg exposure?
I need plenty more time to play around shooting with the DSLR... but this was my first big question on the technical side. I didn't remember to test shooting wide angle without the Lee 444's to see what, if any, difference showed up...
