1. A computer-implemented method of automatic white balancing, comprising: determining, by an image processing device, at least one likelihood that a skin chromaticity of at least one skin chromaticity point on an image should be located within at least a first skin chromaticity cluster of a color space or a second skin chromaticity cluster of the color space; depending on the at least one likelihood, forming a target chromaticity cluster of both at least part of the first skin chromaticity cluster and part of the second skin chromaticity cluster that is less than the entire second skin chromaticity cluster; and setting a white point for the image at least partially based on the skin chromaticity of the point on the target chromaticity cluster.