Why D65 / Daylight White Point Matters (EP.98)

If you have smartphones, tablets, monitors or TVs in your frames / footage then understanding D65 or Daylight White Point might be (is), important. Watch this episode to learn more!
Note: When I change color temperatures, the before/after will be differemt in terms of the warmth of my skin tone based on the color temps I am using.
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#ep098

[@efleschner]

Great book reference. Matt’s reviews are phenomenal!

[@theC47]

Agreed! Best lighting reviews in the business.

[@PatMcAbery]

And as we have discussed, that's why I'll only buy bi color lights.. And my 600x showed up yesterday!

[@theC47]

That’s awesome Pat. Great fixture.

[@smalldeekgeorge]

Just calibrated my monitor. My eyes.. I can see....

[@theC47]

Nice!

[@daylight5500]

Hip hip hooray, you were talking about my relatives, the Daylight6000's. Isn't it great that nowadays one can change the colour balance of a light with a touch of a screen. No more gels that decreased the light output. Pity about the grips and gaffers losing their jobs.

[@johndoe-rd3hq]

The graphic artist got it right by using 5000K. They use this because when dealing with inks they need a light that is actually WHITE. Not BLUE...not GREEN...not magenta....not yellow.

[@theC47]

Cool! Thanks for the insight.

[@ezrachua1317]

visibly your screen is not calibrated properly, using a color picker your screen has pixel values severely lacking reds, the whites and greys are too cyan lol.