For other lookers, there are a variety of "problems" associated with fluorescents and dimmers. Generally classed into electrical noise, audio noise, color, flicker, brightness, and glare. I came up with a quasi-professional but bottom dollar engineered lighting solution for studio-type facilities. The cost per 8' of linear lighting (actually 2x 4') came out to $300, not including labor. This gets you electrically noise-free dimming, photographic color (or your choice), lowest-power, no heat, no audible noise, no glare (adjustable), and quasi-architectural look. The look is the only minor downside since it uses standardard (cheap) fixtures. Real architectural fixtures don't look a whole lot better and are $800 per section and up without dimming. This took 100+ hours to ferret as the information is tightly held. There are a lot of ways to make a mistake. You need key parts (ballasts and dimmers), that you need to order and install in the fixtures. You'll also need matching DC signal dimmer(s) (low voltage), hangers, and fixture covers and lighting masks. Let me know if you're interested and I'll get the numbers.

By all means, please post what you have.

It would help to know what cameras you shot with and whether you auto-white balanced or did it manually?

I'm in the process of rebuilding my studio (I moved) and I would appreciate you sharing your information
TIA

You know what they say about hindsight, but shooting a few sec. of a grayscale at the beginning of a location job will save a multitude of headaches down the line ...