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I think the best you could do is just download the free demo versions. They all have one. this channel might be of interest to you, he shows his whole grading process and he uses dehancer and filmconvert alot, as well as cineprint: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFY...ZzYWeDNUu5P3fg

here's a recent project I did with filmbox, and then a timeline node with filmconvert reduced to 20%. I graded this much less punchy than the above still. I've used both filmbox and filmconvert grain on this. On many shots I also used Scatter diffusion emulation (alongside shooting with an...

thanks. It was the sigma fp. The CinemaDNG helps alot getting a punchy, saturated image that doesn't break down

They all have their pros and cons, filmconvert has the best grain, and in dehancer I really love the Fujifilm print film, but not so much the filmstock emulations themselves. These come across as a simple lut pack. But overall, filmbox is far and away the best, no competition if you want to come...

F3: Short film "Orphans of the Flood Plains" shot on both Sony f3 and Sigma fp Most of the non-dialogue shots were with the Sony F3 (including the 1 min text opening), the dialogue shots were all with the sigma fp. I really love the image coming out of the F3.