Lighting for Video CHAPTER 11 can be matched to the lighting by rotating in the appropriate color-correction filter on the camera or readjusting the camera's white balance. sometimes there will be a mixture of lighting--for example, daylight coming through the windows and a tungsten light inside a room. when that occurs, you have a number of options: n 271 n n n Block the window so that the daylight will be obscured. the camera can then balance with the remaining tungsten lighting. Place light blue correction filters over the tungsten light to raise its color temperature to match the daylight. Attach large sheets of orange-yellow color filter material (gels) over the windows so that the incoming daylight will match the tungsten light. shoot the scene with its mixture of daylight and tungsten and accept the results. with the camera balanced to "daylight," the daylight will look right and the tungsten will look overwarm (yellow- orange). when the camera is balanced to "tungsten," the daylight will look very blue, and the tungsten light will look