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Originally Posted by chip75
Generally if it's done properly it will be set to a standard. But if you're trying to match one creator's personal preference then it's like pressing the random button when creating an avatar for a video game and hoping it will match someone else's.
In most cases try and get your equipment as close to reference as possible and don't worry about others. If you're not used to the correct colour temperature then it will look weird, your brain has just enjoyed the cooler temps and doesn't like change.
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Does this apply for video games as well? as in older games from the pre-7th gen era on pretty much all platforms.
Perhaps I should ask this question elsewhere since this website/forum is mostly dedicated to home video.