Color grading Coloristtelecine Digital Intermediate Da Vinci Baselight Digital ColoristDigital Colorist aus Berlin mit Spezialisierung auf Digital Intermediate, Telecine, Da Vinci, Lustre und BaselightColorist für die Postproduktion, Colorist for the Postproduction Postproduktion, Postproduction Telecine Spezialist, Telecine Specialist and virtual telecine Digital Intermediate DI Professional Da Vinci for postproduction specialized (Da Vinci Systems) Lustre (Autodesk) Baselight and Baselight film color grading system Color grading professional for motion picture Freelancer für Film und Farb Korrektur Berlin Deutschland, Berlin Germany Portolio Website of Digital Colorist Recently and new Works Commercial Clips Digital Colorist Feature Films Digital Colorist Showreels About André Froelian, über André Froelian Kontakt Berlin ImpressumColor gradingColor grading is the process of altering and enhancing the color of a motion picture or television image, either electronically, photo-chemically or digitally. The photo-chemical process is also referred to as color timing and is typically performed at a photographic laboratory. Modern color correction, whether for theatrical film or video distribution, is generally done digitally.television, broadcasters digital coloristWith the advent of television, broadcasters quickly realized the limitations of live broadcasts and they turned to broadcasting feature films from release prints directly from a telecine. This was in the days before 1956 when Ampex introduced the first VTR (VRX-1000). Live shows could also be recorded to film and aired at different times in different time zones by filming a video monitor. The heart of this system was the Kinescope, a device for recording a television broadcast to film. The early telecine hardware was the "film-chain" for broadcasting from film and utilized a film projector connected to a video camera. telecine Digital Intermediate Da Vinci Baselight Digital ColoristAs explained by Jay Holben in American Cinematographer Magazine, "The telecine didn't truly become a viable postproduction tool until it was given the ability to perform color correction on a video signal." Today, telecine is synonymous with color timing as tools and technologies have advanced to make color timing (color correction) ubiquitous in a video environment.LinksDigital Colorist André Froelian · Freelancer from Berlin / GermanyDigital Intermediate · Telecine · Da Vinci™ · Lustre™ · Baselight™ |
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