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Old 02-07-2011, 01:25 PM   #12147
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Originally Posted by Cool King View Post
My friend was talking to me today about TNA. He doesn't watch wrestling but he knows I'm a wrestling fan. But he came across TNA yesterday and then today he asked me why TNA has blue lights during their matches.

Now, I know what he means. I've seen some TNA matches with blue lights, but I honestly have no idea why TNA uses blue lights, so I couldn't answer his question.

So does anyone know why TNA has blue lights during some of their matches? The first time I saw it was when I was watching clips of Hardcore Justice. Then when I was going through my channels, I saw Xplosion and the lights were blue again.
They probably do it because they are running out of a sound stage and use theatre lights, which doesn't give you great picture quality for recording video. Using blue light helps the camera to pick up more natural colours, using white light would give everything an off-yellow tint.

Their production still looks like shit though.
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