If You Can Imagine It, We Can

I Was Involved In The Color Correction And The Digital Color Correction. In An Odd Way, You End Up Making A Film Many Times-the Dvd, The Archival Record Of A High-definition Master, And So On.

Once The Image Was In The Digital Environment, One Of The Problems Was, We Had No Means To Reproduce The Color Spectrum, Grey Scale, And Contrast That Film Produces, Without Converting The Digital File To Film, Evaluating It, Then Going Back And Changing The Digital Image.

Because I Come From That Old-school Optics Environment, I Know Stuff About Depth Of Field And Camera Movement And Things That Are Not Necessarily A Part Of The Curriculum For People Who Started On A Box And Have Never Done Anything That Wasn't On A Box.

As With Sound, Images Are Subjective. You And I May Not See The Same Color Red As Red, But We Will Probably Agree That The Image On The Screen Is A Digital Image Or Film Image, Based On Contrast, Bit Depth, And Refresh Rate.

I Like Engineering, But I Love The Creative Input.