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Re: One Light or Best Light?

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Re: One Light or Best Light?
by teejayryan on Apr 25, 2007 at 7:30:31 pm

Not entirely true. You are more likely to get a clipped or crushed image from a best light. Since a best light is trying to create a look - closer to the final color. So the best transfer would a be a one light - that is a low contrast/whites under 100 and blacks above 0/minimal drama to the look as possible, that way all of the signal is there for you to play with. Some Post houses call this a VIP transfer and is the safest way to insure that the dailies colorist does not introduce noise or create a signal that can not be manipulated in the digital world.


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