The color of light, expressed in Kelvins (K). The sun is about 5800 Kelvins. This is called a "temperature," because the hotter fire gets, the more it changes from a warm yellow glow to white. The ...

Back in the age of incandescent lights we only had one color temperature to choose for studio production. Until fairly recently, studio lighting was almost exclusively incandescent. There were a few ...

One of the least understood controls on nearly all modern televisions is the color temperature control. Casual adjustment of this can result in the image appearing too red, or too blue. Setting this ...

The distinct vibrant palettes across Wes Anderson’s oeuvre, from “The Royal Tenenbaums” to “Moonrise Kingdom.” The sinister reds used in “Mandy.” The icy blues in “The Dark Knight.” The pink-purple ...