I shoot a lot of video with a Panasonic digicam that produces AVCHD-Lite source material. The WMV renders are usually uploaded to Youtube and viewed on a PC.
I just got a Panasonic Plasma TV that is Youtube-compatible and would like to optimize the color of my renders for viewing on the TV. So far, they seem a bit washed out so I'm guessing there is some kind of colorspace conversion issue going on.
I assume AVCHD-Lite uses computer RGB (0-255) so my thinking is it may be appropriate to use VMSP 9's "Color Correction" filter to convert to studio RGB (16-235). If that is the right thing to do, however, I'm not sure how YT's re-encoding to Flash will affect colors.
Does anybody have any thoughts or tips on the matter?
Thanks,
Lance
I just got a Panasonic Plasma TV that is Youtube-compatible and would like to optimize the color of my renders for viewing on the TV. So far, they seem a bit washed out so I'm guessing there is some kind of colorspace conversion issue going on.
I assume AVCHD-Lite uses computer RGB (0-255) so my thinking is it may be appropriate to use VMSP 9's "Color Correction" filter to convert to studio RGB (16-235). If that is the right thing to do, however, I'm not sure how YT's re-encoding to Flash will affect colors.
Does anybody have any thoughts or tips on the matter?
Thanks,
Lance