Color Temperature and the Kelvin Scale Tutorial

[@wombathijs4560]

You have the best tutorials on filmmaking. Please keep this coming. Learning so much

[@FilmSkills]

Thanks, will do!

[@hsjawanda]

Excellent explainer!! I knew a lot of this stuff, yet I learnt something more. Thanks.

[@denvan3143]

This is a great explanation of color temperature, which is one of the weirdest things to wrap your head around. 🌈🧐

[@hurbel2010]

very good explanation .. thanks

[@jacquelinecurtis712]

Thank You for great insight, always something to add to my Set Dec knowledge. 👍

[@-sene-scene3974]

it clarify some confusions i had on the subject. Thanks alot!

[@terencedesilva2403]

Perfect presentation I have ever seen ... clean and clear not only that asthetic ...thanx

[@FilmSkills]

Wow, thank you!

[@sashwatdwivedi7221]

If this continues this is absolutely become best filmmaking journey ❤️

[@DecafZombie]

What do you use to measure the kelvins?

[@amaneekhandker6013]

Very much helpful... Thanks a lot! ... I would like to know whether this is applicable in case of 3d software camera and lighting setup (I use Blender 3d software). Thanks again!

[@alrandall9931]

Thank you 😊

[@brimfrostgroup]

Do DPs white balance to the same standard (I.e. white card) for each scene? It works great in daylight setting but if you’re under tungsten then your yellow light turns white.

[@pradiproykengar_artist8324]

Pls explain Jason sir how to shoot cross angle scenes

[@NUCLEARDASH]

Cheerz from Brazil, love your content!

[@FilmSkills]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@arantesFilms]

Very well presented.

[@FilmSkills]

Thank you kindly!

[@satish8889]

Fantastic..

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It’s just a one time payment.

[@mizosermon4910]

Thank q

[@ka.parthipan3318]

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[@dand.n.m9396]

can somebody explain me before my brain melt? mkay.. temperature of our sun measures ~5 778 K. The Wolf-Rayet star WR102 measures ~210,000 K. The WR102 are around 35 times hotter then our sun... so..? Who are using poor Kelvin backwards, the star people or the lighting people?

[@FilmSkills]

They are both correct. The “lighting people” use lights that produce a color generated by a black body radiator at cooler temperatures than the Wolf-Rayet star.

[@tutorials859]

Sometimes mind trick us, for example color of that famous dress, someone see white and gold, others see black and blue , en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_dress , btw I like your channel and breakdowns