Shot on Canon 5d Mark III w/ Magic Lantern RAW 1.1.3
Rokinon Cine DS Lenses (35mm, 85mm, 135mm)
Recorded sound with Zoom F4
Graded in Davinci Resolve 12.5
Edited with Premiere Pro
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Very good work!!!
Muy bueno amigo. Con una tipografía diferente al final quedaría perfecto. Un saludo!
Gracias @budafilms Agradesco tus comentarios. I'm hoping for the short film I can get someone to help with that.
Cool. Very clean image. Are you using anamorphic lenses? On minute 1:18 the DOF seems a bit distorted, like on anamorphic footages...
@bpv5p - No. It was 35mm Rokinon Cine DS Lens. I love the clean image also but I did add a bit of grain through DaVinci Resolve.
I think the best way to add Grain to a DNG is the process below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8L6zsmwTvl0 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8L6zsmwTvl0)
Also I used ImpulZ LUTs - Kodak 250d and 4K Film Grain
https://www.colorgradingcentral.com/impulz/
thanks for watching!
Quote from: CineRAW on July 29, 2017, 12:18:05 AM
@bpv5p - No. It was 35mm Rokinon Cine DS Lens. I love the clean image also but I did add a bit of grain through DaVinci Resolve.
I think the best way to add Grain to a DNG is the process below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8L6zsmwTvl0 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8L6zsmwTvl0)
Also I used ImpulZ LUTs - Kodak 250d and 4K Film Grain
https://www.colorgradingcentral.com/impulz/
thanks for watching!
Interesting. I don't like computer generated grain, because it's perfectly uniform. The beauty of analog grain is that it has differences in density through the scan and irregular grain (form and size). I myself use Cinegrain on Premiere Pro (changing blending mode and controlling intensity with contrast levels).
About the LUT, I use ImpulZ too, it's very good. But I find it better to first use a _CIN lut and then convert using the Cineon D55 LUT. It gives better preservation (at least visually).
Anyway, keep the good work! :)