Frank Glencairn
December 29th, 2011, 06:10 PM
I guess most of you guys have seen Philip Blooms x-mas shootout - if not, you can watch it here: Part 1 now live!! The Christmas mini shootout with the C300 (pre-production), F3, FS100, hacked GH2 and more!! | Philip Bloom (http://philipbloom.net/2011/12/28/christmas-shootout/)
Philip used my G-LOG A profile on the FS100.
As you all know, the G-LOG profiles I made for grading, instead to use them out of the box.
I´m working on a workflow in the moment, that includes a G-LTU, to get the bet out of the profiles.
I wanted to know, how close I can match the C300 LOG-C material and FS100 G-LOG material.
So I tried my prototype workflow on the material that Philip shot.
Keep in mind, that the pictures where heavily compressed in camera, than a second time for output from the timeline.
I downloaded the mp4 file from Vimeo, imported it into Premiere, and than exported the frames as JPEG.
Those JPEGs are imported here, and I don´t know if WordPress does some more “magic” to them.
So take those pics with a grain of salt, but I think you get the idea.
Check it out: FS100 G-LOG color correction of Philip Blooms x-mas shootout Frank Glencairn (http://frankglencairn.wordpress.com/2011/12/29/fs100-g-log-color-correction-of-philip-blooms-x-mas-shootout/)
Frank
Philip used my G-LOG A profile on the FS100.
As you all know, the G-LOG profiles I made for grading, instead to use them out of the box.
I´m working on a workflow in the moment, that includes a G-LTU, to get the bet out of the profiles.
I wanted to know, how close I can match the C300 LOG-C material and FS100 G-LOG material.
So I tried my prototype workflow on the material that Philip shot.
Keep in mind, that the pictures where heavily compressed in camera, than a second time for output from the timeline.
I downloaded the mp4 file from Vimeo, imported it into Premiere, and than exported the frames as JPEG.
Those JPEGs are imported here, and I don´t know if WordPress does some more “magic” to them.
So take those pics with a grain of salt, but I think you get the idea.
Check it out: FS100 G-LOG color correction of Philip Blooms x-mas shootout Frank Glencairn (http://frankglencairn.wordpress.com/2011/12/29/fs100-g-log-color-correction-of-philip-blooms-x-mas-shootout/)
Frank