Analyse de l'application CINE WB pour le 20 décembre

White balance is still one of the most misunderstood parts of cinematography. Every camera manufacturer handles tint differently. Kelvin meters can give you a number, but they do not tell you how to apply that number to your specific camera. This app was built to bridge that gap. This is a dedicated white balance and tint tool designed for cinematographers who want consistent, neutral color across different cameras and lighting conditions. What this app does • Measures Kelvin and tint in real time using your iPhone camera • Converts tint into Universal CC, a neutral reference that can be translated reliably • Translates readings into camera-specific white balance guidance • Provides clear starting points for real-world cameras • Stays focused on white balance only, no extra features Camera White Balance Guide After taking a reading, the Camera WB Guide shows you how to apply that measurement to your camera. Supported guidance includes workflows for: Sony Alpha and Cinema Line Canon EOS and Cinema cameras ARRI ALEXA RED KOMODO and V-RAPTOR Nikon mirrorless Blackmagic Design Each guide is designed to match how that manufacturer actually handles tint, grids, or numeric offsets. These values are intended as starting points. Final fine-tuning should always be done using a gray card, skin tone, or reference in your scene. Universal CC Tint Instead of relying on camera-specific tint scales, this app converts tint into Universal CC. Universal CC provides a consistent reference that makes it possible to translate readings across different camera systems accurately and repeatably. Positive values indicate magenta. Negative values indicate green. Zero is neutral. Built for on-set use • Spot meter for targeted readings • White balance lock to prevent drift • 1x and 2x zoom for more precise sampling • Optional calibration offsets if your camera consistently runs warm, cool, green, or magenta • Quick reset to default behavior at any time Important notes • This app is a starting point, not a replacement for proper color management • Always confirm critical work with a gray card, reference chart, or calibrated monitor • Not affiliated with or endorsed by any camera manufacturer One purpose. One tool. This app is not a light meter. It is not an exposure calculator. It is not a multi-tool. It is a focused, camera-aware white balance and tint meter. White balance. Period.