> For some reason I don't understand, video folks have always had much better tools for handling color, dynamic ranges etc, I suspect this is because photos us

> For some reason I don't understand, video folks have always had much better tools for handling color, dynamic ranges etc, I suspect this is because photos usually stand on their own. You edit a photo to something that pleases you and that is it. With video, you have multiple pieces of footage recorded at different times, in different circumstances and locations that need to match in their look to make a video feel like a consistent whole. Getting the color right is much more critical for video.