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- The CRT tint knob might be off. - The CRT's blue phosphors may be more vibrant or have a different wavelength than the CRT that the current phosphor sim in MAME is tuned to. - The f-number of the camera may have been such that phosphors of a certain wavelength were overexposed.
Lastly, but what I'm most interested in, is I wonder if there's the potential for Rayleigh scattering through the glass medium used in CRTs, which might cause images viewed through it to exhibit a certain natural tint. So, graphics Twitter. Thoughts?
How thick is the glass in CRTs? I'd be pretty surprised if it's thick enough / impure enough to give any perceptible tint. Window glass for instance doesn't give a tint and I would expect CRTs to be at least as pure as that.
Possible but more likely the effect is from some other factor, as in is it a good quality BVM or colour grading monitor, has it been calibrated? No use trusting the CRTs colour when you don't know it's pedigree.
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