Benefits of Color Correction II
About This Item
A demonstration of how digital color correction can improve the picture quality of decomposing/faded 16mm archival film. Features split-screen aerial views of San Francisco before and after color correction, taken from Philip Greene's 1973 documentary 'The Place for no Story'. This restoration was supervised by John Carlson, Chief Colorist of Monaco Digital Film Labs (San Francisco). The fully restored film is currently available to view in DIVA.
- Originally aired on
- KQED
- Date aired
- 1973
- Recording medium
- 16mm color, optical sound film
- 0:55
- Rights for this video belong to
- Philip Greene
- Type of material
- documentary film
- Identifier
- Color II
- Views
- 5231
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