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Posted by Pat Horridge on 09/27/71 11:27
What a laugh you here something funny every day in this job.
I suspect the truth is that colour matching material that has white in the
scenes is requires accurate camera setup and skilled grading.
Something a quality production would manage with ease.
If budget is tight and skills are sparce then they maybe wise to reduce
potential issues for them.
How anyone can image white will screw up colour balance is great. Let's just
have bright red walls and all relax.
"Larry, Darryl and Darryl" <bexley@videotron.nothpam..ca> wrote in message
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> Someone I know is working on an HD shoot (using the Sony 900* at 1080i I
> think).
>
> They are shooting 24P for film transfer, and (I have been told) cannot
> shoot
> in any white walled rooms because this will "screw up" the color balance.
>
> Is this true? Is there any reason why rooms with white walls might be
> problematic in and HD environment?
>
> Can someone explain this?
>
> TIA
>
> --Bexley
>
>
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