The pictures of Hong Kong dramas and mainland dramas feel different, and it seems to be a matter of color and lighting. (It has nothing to do with clarity) Ask the master for help.

the direction is different. Hong Kong drama is much better than mainland China in shooting experience, but the problem of Hong Kong movies and Hong Kong TV dramas is that the scene artists are too bad. The reason why Hong Kong dramas are glamorous is that they are all scenic spots, which are cheap and save money. It would be nice to have more lighting. Mainland dramas can often be filmed on the spot because they have more money, but they are inexperienced and don't know how to make better use of internal and external scenes. In real-life shooting, angle and light will become a problem.

Take the condor heroes as an example. In fact, the Louis Koo version can see many fake scenes, while the Huang Xiaoming version is all the tourist beauty that the producers have worked hard to find. Movies need to highlight real and grand scenes, and TV dramas need plots and lines.