Re: Color management of motion pictures
Re: Color management of motion pictures
- Subject: Re: Color management of motion pictures
- From: Graeme Gill <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 05 Jun 2007 11:22:08 +1000
In a message dated 6/3/07 2:47 PM, Michael Papet wrote:
What's going on is color is practically impossible to
get into a consistent state when working with motion
pictures.
If you look behind the scenes there is actually a lot of
color management going on in motion pictures at the moment,
particularly with the switch to digital capture and display,
and the need to mix old and new together.
There is an ICC Digital Motion Picture Working Group for instance,
and many companies in the industry have internal groups
responsible for their color workflow, but it's often done
uniquely within each group, and the move to public standards will
take some time.
The CGI folks in particular have had to sort out internal
processes to manage color many years ago (I know this from
some first hand experience), but most of the media the
final product is delivered to consumers on (like video) doesn't
need color management as it uses the "closed system" color
approach.
Graeme Gill.
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