: Why isn't the black in a video made with After Effects a true black when it's viewed on Windows 7? For some reason my video is coming out a lighter black than web #000 black. I'm using
For some reason my video is coming out a lighter black than web #000 black.
I'm using After Effects & Web - H.264 profile.
Left: Web | Right: Video
The photo doesn't do it justice.. it's very noticable for what I'm trying to achieve. Is there any way to get this #000 color to match up in the video?
Update:
Testing on a laptop with Windows 8, the black in the video was true #000 . On my desktop running Windows 7, it's the lighter color (#101010).
Using different browsers made no difference.. odd problem..
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What you are running into is one of the big differences between video and still photography/design. Video's heritage is television, which has very different technical requirements and standards.
In video there is no such thing as #000 . In the same way, there is no #fff , no #ff000 , no #00ff00, etc.. TV and video standards do not permit levels of 0 or 255 on any color channel; typically they run 16 to 235 or a similar range.
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