Behind the Scenes: Using a Vintage Color Meter!

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Опубликовано 24 апреля 2020, 14:00
Tested Producer Joey shares his experience using a vintage 1985 Minolta color meter as part of his everyday production kit, and how a color meter helps prevent color bleed or color crossover in filming. Joey talks about his workflow for measuring color in different parts of a location or when designing his garage studio, and how well this 35-year-old piece of hardware holds up!

Shot and edited by Joey Fameli

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