Avoid mixing light sources with very different colours

Whenever possible, use one family of light sources.

For example, avoid photographing beside a window while a very warm household lamp is also illuminating the item.

The image can then contain bluish and yellow areas that are difficult to correct at the same time.

If you use artificial light, try to use similar sources. If you use window light, switch off ambient lights that introduce obvious colour casts.

Colour consistency across the image set is as important as the exposure of a single photograph.