The Devils (1971) colour palette
Directed by Ken Russell · Shot by David Watkin
- #312e2ddark grey · 12%
- #d3d2cdlight grey · 8.3%
- #100f0enear black · 7.7%
- #575250dark grey · 7.1%
- #faf9f7pale orange · 7.1%
- #afafadlight grey · 5.2%
The Devils (1971), shot by David Watkin, runs muted and strongly warm, measured across 65 sampled frames. Its two dominant hue families are orange and yellow. The single most common colour is dark grey (#312e2d), covering 12% of sampled colour. Overall the image sits mid-key.
Warmth
strongly warm
0.796 on −1 cool to +1 warm
Saturation
muted
0.18 — more saturated than 17% of ranked films
Luminance
mid-key
0.477 — brighter than 88% of ranked films
Measured across 65 frames. See the frames on the The Devils page →
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