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Originally Posted by old_tv_nut
The color temp setting in an LCD should not affect the tracking (that is, making shadow color different from highlight color) - it shouild be more like the drive settings in a CRT.
Note that with the excellent tracking stability of modern digital video hardware, deliberate separately controlled mistracking of highlights, midtones, and shadows is used in cinema and now even in Photoshop still image processing, where it is termed "color grading." It can be effective for setting a visual mood, but can also lead to fads like the strong orange-cyan look of some movies.
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So this basically allows the watcher to alter the balance points of the color demodulation G/B on the fly to adjust to the viewer's tastes? Fancy!