A specification of a light source's hue, expressed in degrees Kelvin. Lower numbers are more red or orange, and higher temperatures are more blue. Almost all stage/studio tungsten-halogen lamps are 3200K. Most discharge lamps used in moving lights and followspots are 5000-6000K.
Color Correction filters, various saturations of CTO and CTB may be used to alter a source's apparent color temperature, but always at a loss of intensity.
Balancing color temperatures is much more important in photography, film, and video than live performance, as the human eye is more forgiving and adaptable than a camera.
For more, see Kelvin Color Temperatures.
Color Correction filters, various saturations of CTO and CTB may be used to alter a source's apparent color temperature, but always at a loss of intensity.
Balancing color temperatures is much more important in photography, film, and video than live performance, as the human eye is more forgiving and adaptable than a camera.
For more, see Kelvin Color Temperatures.
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