It's normal for natural red hair too. My red was never vibrant, just soft and unobtrusive, but certainly red - in natural daylight. Indoors, it had a reddish cast, but not super red. With age and some fading, I had actually started to think of it as brown - and when I needed to meet someone in the evening/indoors for the first time, I said "brown hair" to describe myself.
I've just started using henna and I'm THRILLED to have my "normal" red back - at least outside.
But I have no expectation of red inside, even with all this pretty color covering my whites.
For Zoom meetings - make sure to have something BLUE in the backround (or wear only blue shirts) and nothing RED or ORANGE. Your camera is looking for contrast and doesn't prioritize your hair in any way. It may not fully fix the issue, but should help. There are also some apps that can equalize the color but that's getting a bit technical, especially if controlling background colors works.
(Funny story - I have very pale redhead skin, and my webcam consistently sees it as pure white for Zoom calls. I use a background photo when on Zoom, and rig up a white paper on a swing arm about 4" away from my face. The software hides the white paper when I'm using my background, but it also helps calibrate my face color to NOT be ghost white. It took me a while to figure out how to make that happen, and my first few tries at Zoom calls I looked ghastly - literally.)
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