Nope, that is the same violin case I've been working out of since day one. Must be the lighting. Oh yes, some were shot under evening sunlight, and the recent updated period pieces under 3200K floodlamps. Lots of odd color temps there.
I hate that some of you cannot seem to view the movie. I know one trick that should work. You see, the link is posted as a self contained movie, which means it will play on a vast number of machines without extra software. However, if you don't have the right decompressor, there is trouble. I think it is compressed under sorensonvideo.com compressor, but I have no idea what that means. Now, if you downloaded the file, and it took forever, but you got an error or a red "X", then try going to FILE>SAVE AS in your browser, and see if the file name pops up TRIBUTE.MOV. If it does, save it to your hard disk and then go and download the Quicktime viewer from Apple.com. It is free, takes some time, but is what you will need to view my native Apple (damn Olympus for using that format) movie files.
Download Quicktime Here