Why can two cameras give the same hoodie different colors?
A camera records light arriving from a hoodie, then turns its measurements into an image. The illuminant, the fabric’s reflection, and the camera’s processing all matter. White balance alone can change the rendered color of the same scene. Comparing two pictures therefore requires reference conditions before declaring one device right and the other wrong.
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- Which conditions would you hold constant to separate a lighting change from a camera-processing change?
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- NikonHow to Set White Balance for Video
Shows that different white-balance choices can render the same scene differently, even before comparing camera models.
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