Intro to Film - White Balance

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Across
  1. 2. A color appearance that looks more orange.
  2. 3. A color appearance that looks more blue.
  3. 4. The light conditions being used when shooting.
  4. 10. A device used by the filmmaker to capture images and video.
  5. 12. A tool used in the lesson to reveal classroom color temperature.
  6. 13. The camera setting used to match the color of the lighting.
  7. 15. An abbreviation for Auto White Balance.
  8. 16. A white balance setting used when shooting in overcast conditions.
  9. 18. The amount of light recorded by the camera.
  10. 22. A camera mode that automatically adjusts white balance.
  11. 23. Colors that appear correct and realistic in an image.
  12. 24. Colors that appear more blue.
Down
  1. 1. A white balance setting used for sunlight.
  2. 3. The color quality of different light sources.
  3. 5. Changing a camera setting to make the image look correct.
  4. 6. A white balance setting used for certain indoor lights.
  5. 7. The area of the image captured by the camera.
  6. 8. A lighting condition that can change the color of an image.
  7. 9. A color shift that indicates an image may be too warm.
  8. 11. Natural-looking colors produced by correct white balance.
  9. 13. A camera setting that makes colors look natural and accurate.
  10. 14. A numerical scale used to describe color temperature.
  11. 17. Colors that appear more orange or yellow.
  12. 19. The type of light illuminating your subject.
  13. 20. A color shift that indicates an image may be too cool.
  14. 21. A light source that can require a specific white balance setting.