Alessandro,
Thanks, an introduction would be great. The whole "price is the only thing that matters" philosophy is the challenge. My boss (and those who hire him) are looking for the absolute cheapest way out, but ask for perfection. Reinventing the wheel would not be in the budget. No, the cameras aren't close. They never look exactly the same to me. I can get them close enough that the bosses are happy, but they are never just right. It is not professional in my opinion.
I was hoping a waveform and/or vectorscope would allow me to easily and effectively tweak the cameras onsite. Or, I was hoping there was some piece of equipment out there that would do this. If a scope - from the bosses' standpoint - is just a more effective way to complain about the equipment to the maintenance company, I'm out of luck. I will have to continue tweaking from a back room of any given venue at the lighting director's discretion over com. This is how this company has always operated. I want to improve that. The bosses will see me asking for one or two new components, and see that they will now have to have the cameras serviced more than usual, possibly several times before they see a difference. If there is no other way, that is fine. But the budget is out of my hands. I can only make them aware. If your friend has recommendations, they are surely welcome.
I appreciate it.
David