Chevy's Film Production Final: Color Correction

What does HSL stand for in the context of primary color correction?

• Hue, Saturation, and Lightness
• High, Standard, and Low
• High-End, Subtractive, and Linear
• Happy, Sad, Lovely

What tool is used to visually monitor the colors in an image during the color correction process?

• Vectorscope
• Histogram
• Graphline
• Unicornscope

In color correction, what does 'Luma' refer to?

• Brightness in an image

• Volume of color

• Duration of color

• The color of illusion

What does the term 'saturation' refer to in color correction?

• The intensity of colors
• The brightness of colors
• The variety of colors
• The moodiness of colors

In primary color correction, what is affected by making adjustments to contrast?

• The difference between the lightest and darkest elements
• The strength of colors
• The transition speed between colors
• The screen's argumentative skills

In the context of color correction, what does 'hue' refer to?

• The type of color
• The intensity of a color
• The brightness of a color
• The character of the color 'Blue'

What is the main goal of primary color correction?

• To affect the entire image uniformly
• To remove unwanted parts of the image
• To enhance a particular object in the image
• To color the director's vision

What does ISO stand for in the film industry?

• International Organization for Standardization
• Image Standard Option
• Important Sound Operation
• Irrelevant Standard Operations

What is the implication of high ISO in color correction?

• More image noise
• Less image contrast
• Monochromatic image
• Only images in sepia

What is the difference between CTB and CTO in color correction terms?

• CTB cools the light, whereas CTO warms it
• CTB increases saturation, whereas CTO decreases it
• CTB is for color grading, whereas CTO is for color correction
• CTB stands for Cool True Blue, CTO for Correct This, Oomph!