What is Gamma? | Tech Terms with Alister Chapman | ProAV Academy 

I think some people find this subject confusing because the term gamma is used to describe the monitor - capture for processing and the actual camera Dynamic range.. Alister hit every one in this excellent interview - but kind of quickly glossed over the differences. I find that the more you know - the more you can learn and comprehend. My advice to people that didn't understand everything said, is to just keep watching and reading - it's like learning anything - at one point suddenly you will realize that you are understanding everything and that point will only come after hitting a lot of brick walls til it breaks through.

I honestly don't understand how this channel only has 35.4K subscribers. The quality and consistency of content is admirable to say the least.

These video series are so well done, useful and enriching. I come from the broadcast engineering world and all these concepts make so much sense to me. Thanks ! That's a pity you are quite far from where I live, I would love to attend those workshops.

Extremely interesting episode. And gamma definitely something I haven’t mastered, basically mastered each camera very ad-hoc (best effort on the fly) instead of learning it properly. Never liked working with false color etc but unless you shoot raw it seems very intelligent to have skin color where your gamma wants them.

Thank you! :)

Wow amazing video. Thank you for sharing.

Any pdf or site to know how to expose each gamma ?

Thanks!

Can you share your lighting setup for this?

You should have at least 500K SUBS There are yahoos with over a million spewing garbage.Maybe the pro crowd is smaller than I thought ?.Thanks for your quality videos.

Not sure if it’s because I’m coming from Canon, but this is either over complicating things or I’m not smart enough to understand it well enough. What was this actually about 🤔

Huhhh

Any pdf or site to know how to expose each gamma ?