[Tig] styles in grading
Adrian Hauser
ahauser at cuttingedge.com.au
Mon Mar 31 13:56:30 PDT 2008
>>
> An issue we faced while grading the DI for "Happy Feet' was how
> quickly
> any sense of magenta/red creeping into the characters made them look
> dirty and not in keeping with the overall tone of the environment.
We have a similar situation here grading a film with an overall cold
'arctic' feel.
To keep the characters flesh tones appearing lifeless and cold we are
finding ourselves similarly compensating for a prints tendency to add a
visible hint of magenta in the skintones thus giving the characters
more 'life' than we
wish them to have. By adding cyan to these scenes we are visibly
reducing this bias
seen in the print.
This as Chris suggests seems to work projected in different theatres
with whitepoints ranging from 5800
to 5500k .
Adrian Hauser
Cutting Edge
Sydney
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