7D 7D Grading Settings

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Gichie

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Iv been using Magic Bullet a lot recently and it is pretty fun! quite easy to go overboard sometimes though. What do you think?



Because this is a grading test I wanted to purposely leave each shot on screen for as long as possible to give time to look around the composition.

7D in Camera: Sharpness 0, Contrast -4, Sat -2, Colour Tone 0.

Magic Bullet Looks: Although each shot is graded specifically, the general theme was vignette, lift-gamma-gain, curves, auto shoulder and exposure.

I used the 50mm 1.4 and the tokina 11.16. I also used some graduated ND cokin filters.
 
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Gichie said:
Iv been using Magic Bullet a lot recently and it is pretty fun! quite easy to go overboard sometimes though. What do you think?



Because this is a grading test I wanted to purposely leave each shot on screen for as long as possible to give time to look around the composition.

7D in Camera: Sharpness 0, Contrast -4, Sat -2, Colour Tone 0.

Magic Bullet Looks: Although each shot is graded specifically, the general theme was vignette, lift-gamma-gain, curves, auto shoulder and exposure.

I used the 50mm 1.4 and the tokina 11.16. I also used some graduated ND cokin filters.
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Fixed it for you.
 
Looks kinda cool. Good for music videos and such. I wouldn't use it for shorts or features.
 
Hi Guys,

Fixed it. Thanks for the comments. I made it to experiment with the Magic Bullet settings.. I personally think it doesnt really fit anywhere! (RE: short.. or music video comment) I just wanted to leave the shots on screen long enough so I could have a look around the composition..
 
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