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Originally Posted by Siso
I'm not so sure about that tho.  Some blu-rays are closer to the colors in the cinema - for example Avengers: Infinity War. Or I may be wrong. |
There are multiple humans in the chain.
There is no REFERENCE color grading.
No one has seen the original, because there isn't one. There IS NO RIGHT COLOR.
For example, a Professional cinema works with a contrast ratio of 500 : 1.
So material sent out to the theater is graded appropriately for that display system.
Your VA tv has 4-6000:1 contrast, Oled ~20,000:1
Whatever they did in the theater is completely inappropriate for discs meant for home display.
NOW, the team behind all of these different final representations (disc, theater, web) may be different, so different Artistic choices are made along the way by different humans..
ONE of these guys might like a little more green or a little more teal, HIS EYES may respond to colors differently than your eyes, It's a living imprecise system.
You get what you get. If your display is 3Dlut calibrated, That's that, you're good to go. TRUST your color grader, he's seen alot of movies, believe that he knows what' he's doing.
This doesn't mean mistakes never happen, but more often than not, it's a stylistic difference.