[Todd Collins]

Cool. All good tips. Thanks guys.

[Todd Collins]

I do think the problem originates in photoshop while doing my corrections. I correct the color of each photo one by one, and they all look good in photoshop on my monitor, and the color stays consistant though-out the workflow. So perhaps the thing to do will be to color-correct in photoshop while viewing the TV connected to the black magic card?

I also have FCP, but am just using iMovie for a very simple edit. I can use a NTSC filter to get the saturation back in-line, but I think my monitor just isn’t as bright as TVs, so I’m being ‘tricked’ into bringing the dark levels up to make them look decent on the monitor, then they are so bright on the TV that the grain from the scanner is very obvious.

So say I get a Sony TV and a black magic card…
is there a specific tube type or Sony model that works better than others?

Thanks again