Digital imaging technician
Meaning in film & television, with examples
In film & television, digital imaging technician means: A crew specialist who manages the digital camera image workflow, including exposure checks and the colour and contrast shown on set monitors.
In Turkish: dijital görüntü teknisyeni
How it is used
Often shortened to DIT. The technician may help set a temporary viewing look, meaning the colour and contrast used to judge images on set; this is not necessarily the final grade.
Example sentences
The digital imaging technician checked the shadows on a calibrated monitor.
The monitor helps assess image detail during the shoot.
Ask the digital imaging technician which viewing look was used yesterday.
The question concerns a viewing choice, not the final grade.
Common collocations
- on-set digital imaging technician
- digital imaging technician workflow
Related terms
More terms: Film Crew and Roles
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