How to Know if Your Film Light is ANY Good | CRI Vs. TLCI Explained

One of the most important components of an LED light is how accurately it can reproduce colors. Without good color fidelity, it doesn't matter how bright your light is or how many fancy features it has. In today's episode of Ask Aputure, Ted from the A-Team takes us through the two most universal ways to measure color accuracy: Color Rendition Index (CRI) and Television Lighting Consistency Index (TLCI).

CRI and TLCI are the two most common ways filmmakers measure how accurately a light source can reproduce natural colors. CRI and TLCI are critical to helping you achieve the most realistic look for your movie.

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