This is more of a camera/video question but I figure someone here knows the answer.
Often IMAG (image magnification) will have inaccurate color of scenic elements and or graphics on screen that the camera happens to capture.
My question is, is there a best practice for matching color across all elements (lighting, camera and projection)
Currently we white balance the camera as well as color correct across different lighting fixture types and depending on the projector we will play with didn't color temperatures
Occasionally we nail it and everything looks good but I'm not sure what magic is happening to achieve the continuity.
Hope this makes sense.
Thanks for any suggestions
Often IMAG (image magnification) will have inaccurate color of scenic elements and or graphics on screen that the camera happens to capture.
My question is, is there a best practice for matching color across all elements (lighting, camera and projection)
Currently we white balance the camera as well as color correct across different lighting fixture types and depending on the projector we will play with didn't color temperatures
Occasionally we nail it and everything looks good but I'm not sure what magic is happening to achieve the continuity.
Hope this makes sense.
Thanks for any suggestions