PSVT Project research

A usefull tool for testing peoples colour vision

Some of you might need to include a colour blindness test at the beginning of your tests, Thank you Davide

Today we'll cover the basics of color in modern digital filmmaking and some things you need to think about as you consider how to color your productions. There is a place in my heart for Black and White photography. But black and white, as beautiful and nuanced as it can be - is a world onto itself.

Human cognition involves many mental processes that are highly interrelated, such as perception, attention, memory, and thinking. An important and core cognitive process is memory, which is commonly associated with the storing and remembering of environmental information. An interesting issue in memory research is on ways to enhance memory performance, and thus, remembering of information.

Some of you might find this quite useful/interesting

"What follows is a comprehensive survey of the options currently available to directors of photography. Bear in mind that we've interviewed representatives of the companies that have developed these processes, and that divergent opinions about their relative merits do exist in Hollywood's technical community." Basically contains information about bleach bypassing. Navigate to further pages with the links at the bottom.

A website featuring stills from films and their corresponding color palettes. A tool to promote learning and inspiration. Updated daily. It's interesting to see what actual colours are used. Some of your favourite films will probably be on here. Not too easy to navigate though (it's tumblr).

Se7en is a dark crime-horror fantasy, written by Andrew Kevin Walker, directed by David Fincher with cinematography by Darius Khondji. The film was a success both commercially and critically. However due to the complexity of the photographic process, it is difficult to be certain that any of the home-video releases reflect the image seen in first run showings.

Careful skilled color grading can absolutely make or break your project. What's color grading, or 'color timing' ? It's the process of massaging the colors and intensities of video footage. It's a bit like photoshop for movies, except you're mostly working with color and brightness.