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October 27th, 2012, 02:25 PM
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Mac AVCHD gamma Issues
Did anyone mac users read this... and have any input on it..
If so do you think this would "play nicely" with the G-Log Ultimate settings Or should only one of them be done... |
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November 1st, 2012, 09:19 AM
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Re: Mac AVCHD gamma Issues
I use Sony Vegas Pro on PC and I have to apply this "fix" to all AVCHD footage. To my understanding it doesn't matter what your picture profile is.
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November 1st, 2012, 07:57 PM
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Re: Mac AVCHD gamma Issues
Thanks.. I appreciate the response...
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November 10th, 2012, 12:28 PM
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Re: Mac AVCHD gamma Issues
A while ago, I hosted an FS100 workshop and this issue came up. I was truly horrified - it's such a little thing.
Blogged about it here: Dealing with 109% whites – the footage that goes to 11 Travelling Matt Since then, I've had a bit of feedback about how to do it better in Premiere, but I've mislaid that info at the moment. Alister Chapman has a better description of what's going on here, but basically 'anyone who uses the extra information in 109 (e.g. the FS100, and FS700 CineGamma 1/3/4) is therefore committed to managing how to do their 109% whites in post. If you lack the time or don't want to manage it, use CineGamma 2 on FS700 or the Knee function on the FS100' Nowt wrong with 5DtoRGB though - it's another way of doing it if you have the time.
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