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November 1st, 2007, 11:15 AM | #1 |
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Picture of low contrast preset
Currently I'm playing with a preset that is very low in contrast. I like this look for filmmaking, as to me it resembles "the film look" more than the hyper contrasty, super saturated look that I used to think was "it".
I'm trying to get maximum information in both highlights and shadows. This preset consists of: Knees Low Blacks Stretched Master Pedestal at +9 Cinematic Gamma 2 Cinematic Color Matrix 2 http://www.hall-e-woode.com/pictures/barnabas01.jpg Still playing with it, don't think I've arrived yet. Any thoughts?
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November 1st, 2007, 12:12 PM | #2 |
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I think it's a pretty good idea to take this approach if you want dynamic latitude at acquisition (and some options in post). Although I think the XH/XL stock settings are pretty flat and low-contrast to start with.
Have you A/B'd this shot with different presets, including the default settings? That's what I would do and compare what happens with the highlights especially, and how they fall off.
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