The noise is killing me!

so cardmaverick, by white balancing through the magenta (a lot of it) I will turn my image quite green, but that is okay because of the r g b channels' different level of clipping and noise levels, and green is most the noise-less of the channels. then in post i just color correct the image to bring the right color back in. is this correct, in essence? sorry if i'm being redundant.

thanks so much.
 
cici said:
The HVX200 has also an insufficient IR-blocking-filter in front of the chips, so noise (especially redish noise in black parts of the picture) is also possible from IR-light..... This will be most likely the case with studio lights but even from the sunlight...
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I'm rather glad it doesn't block IR very much. I was able to use this to get brilliant spooky IR effects in a recent black-and-white movie. Shot through a Cokin-mount Ilford SFX filter (Had to take care over flare!)
Cheers,
Dave
 
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