1. A distortion or shift in the color balance of an image, photograph, or video, typically caused by lighting conditions or camera settings.
Usage: commonly used in photography and videography

1. To cause a color distortion or shift in an image, photograph, or video.
Usage: third-person singular present tense of colorcast

Examples

• The photograph has a strong blue colorcast due to the fluorescent lighting.
• Indoor lighting often colorcasts images with a warm yellow tone.
• The photographer corrected the colorcast in post-processing.
• Tungsten bulbs colorcast video footage with an orange hue.
• Without proper white balance, the camera colorcasts all the sunset photos with a magenta tint.
• The colorcast made the skin tones appear unnatural in the portrait.