What is another word for colorcast?
Pronunciation: [kˈʌləkˌast] (IPA) 
Colorcast refers to a tint or bias in the colors of a photograph or video caused by the lighting conditions in which it was captured. Synonyms for this term include color shift, color tone, color bias, color imbalance, and color irregularity. These terms describe the same phenomenon of inaccurate colors caused by the environment in which the image was taken. Color correction techniques can be applied to eliminate colorcasts and restore the true-to-life colors of the image. Generally, colorcasts occur due to poor lighting conditions or incorrect camera settings and can sometimes add an aesthetically pleasing effect to the image, creating a vintage or retro look.
