[Tig] colour to black and white

Tue May 1 05:50:03 PDT 2007

Yes - is the easy answer. We've been successful with 2238 & 2234, though
having our own Black & White bath was a great help in getting the
calibrations right.

John Palmer
Digital Film Bureau Manager
Soho Images

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Sent: 01 May 2007 12:54
To: tiruveapati jayadev
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Subject: Re: [Tig] colour to black and white

Thanks to Sherwin Berger (RTI) for support in 2007. 
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Can a filmout be done to black and white stock?

Bob Lovejoy
Shooters Post & Transfer
Philadelphia, PA

tiruveapati jayadev wrote:

>
> i am about to start a di of a feature which is shot  on color film ( 
> kodak ). the dop wants to grade the entire film to be black and white.

> now my question is, will i be able to achieve a b/w image without any 
> colour cast. i have done a couple of tests and i still see the yellow 
> cast on the print.i have taken all the care to calibrate my monitor 
> and my lad values of the print are very close the target lad values.

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