On 11/18/2016 9:33 PM, Ken Norton wrote:
Wouldn't it be simpler, and likely more accurate, to use color reference
standards? At least for folks like AG and Paul, wouldn't it be possible to
photograph standards upon stage, before the show, at intermission, at
rehearsal? IT8 target, ColorChecker, even a gray card?
Nope. Been there, done that. At issue is that the pigments used in the
calibration targets are "friendly" to LED lighting.
Hmmm. I wonder about a photo paper printed IT8.
Unfortunately, real-world materials and skin don't respond the same way.
However, it is true that a good gray card or ND measurement does
pretty good most of the time.
So, why not less whining and more use of gray cards and/or WB "filters"?
Just Curious Moose
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