Re: [nas] US v. Cuba - Question for our media guys (No [R]}

Not there, but an educated guess.

 

You have to white balance each camera - and then fine tune each camera so that they all have an almost identical color balance (brightness, contrast, etc.)

 

The brand of the camera can make a difference as well as some are a bit warmer (more reds) others colder (brighter blues)

 

I'm guessing that unlike other places ESPN travels they had to use the house feed, and the Cuban cameras are probably only slightly newer than the cars

 

 

 

 

> -------------- Original message from Sandy Canetti <canetti@optonline.net>: -------------- 
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> > I have a question for any of the TV guys that knows. I watched the 
> > game today on the ESPN2 replay, because we lost power last night 
> > thanks to Hanna. I know the lighting at the stadium wasn't optimal, 
> > but I wonder why the replay shots seemed much lighter and easier to 
> > see than the main camera shots? 
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