Having an unwanted or noticeable color tint or bias, especially in a photograph or video.
Past participle of 'colorcast,' following standard English verb conjugation patterns. Used since the mid-20th century in photography and cinematography.
Film historians can identify which decade a photograph was taken partly by its colorcast—Kodachrome film had a warm, saturated look, while Ektachrome was cooler and bluer, so old family photos actually reveal the chemistry of forgotten films.
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