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It could be the case, yes. My friend studied and works in optics (physics & CS) but we have not talked about it, not even sure color correction is something rel
by johnisgood 2y ago
It could be the case, yes. My friend studied and works in optics (physics & CS) but we have not talked about it, not even sure color correction is something related to optics but could be. Perhaps the time to ask has come now. :P
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- radlad 2y agoUsually color correction happens in post-production, where optics are developed pre-production. Definitely, poorly designed lenses will have color casting and fringing issues, but color correction is largely about balancing colors across various lighting conditions / sources. (Think Daylight vs. Warm bulbs. Now think about how many lights are in a football stadium.)
- johnisgood 2y ago> Think Daylight vs. Warm bulbs. Now think about how many lights are in a football stadium. This example helped, I think. Thanks!