My faces are too yellow

[Rob Moore]

I did an immaculate color balance, everything, I mean everything is perfect. Just the faces are too yellow.
Any advice?

 

[BrandonT]

I'm new to the AF100. It'll still be a few hours before I get it in hand, actually. But I've had the GH2 since it came out. The GH2 is prone to a bad color shift toward green. I haven't read for sure whether the AF100 had any problem with a color shift. So that's the question I'm asking others that could be related. It might help others answer if you put up a still, too. Is it something that happens in different lighting environments? Does it happen when you get all of your lighting sources at the same color temperature?

Edit: well, I want to go back and say that the GH2's color shift isn't terrible. But it is certainly noticeable in some lighting environments. Minor CC can fix it, though.

 

[Shooter]

I did an immaculate color balance, everything, I mean everything is perfect. Just the faces are too yellow.
Any advice?

Show us and tell us about your lighting.

 

[Jon Hout]

I second Shooter's request. Some grabs and lighting information would be nice - you're chroma settings wouldn't hurt either.

- Jon

 

[hscully]

Yep... Show us some frame grabs, WFMs. What are your settings? Make sure your Chroma Here's some stuff I posted http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?296305-Web-Series-AF100. Managing light temperature and manually white and black balancing works for me every time.