Another Preset Discusion - with Frame Grabs
Here are a few Frame grabs from my last post's Discusion. Here's the link on this topic.. http://www.dvinfo.net/conf/showthread.php?t=67016
These were the first few test shots with my new XL2. I came up with a basic preset and with the help of others modified it a bit. I am going for a film look with a retro feel for my next film. Ash, suggested I warm balance so I added some examples of white and two warm balances. I personaly like the third one down. This was shot inside under normal light conditions. This frame grab is white balanced 24p / 16:9 / f2.4 / gain +6 http://www.photochimps.com/gallery/s...500&ppuser=436 This frame grab is warm balanced (light blue) 24p / 16:9 / f2.4 / gain +6 http://www.photochimps.com/gallery/s...500&ppuser=436 This frame grab is warm balanced (lighter blue) 24p / 16:9 / f2.4 / gain +6 http://www.photochimps.com/gallery/s...500&ppuser=436 preset settings were: Gamma = Cine Knee = Low Black = Press NR = Off VDetail = Normal Color Matrix = Cine Color Gain = +3 Color Phase = 0 Red = 0 Green = 0 Blue = 0 Sharpness = -5 Coring = -5 SetupLevel = -6 MasterPed = -6 |
Hi Scott,
For some reason the XL2 grabs all looked very dark on my monitor. So the first shot looked best on my PC. The other looked a little too muddy. That could well be due to my PC though. I have a Dell and they tend to be darker than most. This is off topic I know, but I just wanted to tell you that I liked your photos. I especially like the Hall Curve shot. Do you work exclusively in B/W? Colin |
If the warm gets TOO warm, you can turn down the red a couple notches and move the color phase a notch or two toward green.
ash =o) |
will do Ash and thanks again.
Colin- at first it was a little dark on my pc as well but I also noticed my brightness on my monitor was turned down a bit. However, it looked nice on my "film" monitor but when I grabed it and looked on my pc I was also surprised to see it a bit dark. Also, thanks for the compliments regarding my stills. Yes, when I shoot stills I only shoot B+W. I don't know why, but I have this thing with B+W film. There is something about loading B+W into my old F3 that makes me smile. Do you shoot B+W as well? Oh - I am on your website now and that has answered my question. NIce Work!!!! |
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I only shoot digital now. I use virtualPhotgrapher to do all my conversions to B/W. I used to shoot 35mm and loved using Ilford B/W filmstock. If my friend and I can work out how to do it I want to eventually make a version of virtualPhotographer that will work on video. Colin |
colin this is the fist time I heard of virtualPhotographer...I looked it up and it appears to be a free download/plugin for PS. I'm going to give it a try. I agree with you that it would be great to see this available for vids...so keep workin on it. :)
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