AF100 Scene Files

[GraphicPlanet]

Not sure if anyone already did this, but if you have some great scene files, leave them here with a small description, such as, ultra sharp/low noise. etc. If this has already been done, can someone tell me where it is? Thanks!

 

[Noel Evans]

Scene File - My preference for shooting with Cine Like Matrix

Detail -4
Vertical Detail -4
Detail Coring +2
Chroma Level -3
Master Ped -2
Gamma B.Press
Knee - Variable to suit
Matrix CIne Like

 

[Brian@202020]

Scene File - My preference for shooting with Cine Like Gamma

Detail -4
Vertical Detail -4
Detail Coring +2
Chroma Level -3
Master Ped -2
Gamma B.Press
Knee - Variable to suit
Matrix CIne Like

That isn't a "Cine-Like" gamma. Your Gamma is B.Press.

 

[Noel Evans]

Sorry Brian - should have typed Cine like matrix.

 

[Brian@202020]

Sorry Brian - should have typed Cine like matrix.

I'll have to check these settings out. I have yet to find any combination settings I like using the Cine-Like matrix.

 

[Steve Kahn]

Noel,

Do you have a preference for certain gammas? Could I ask under what conditions would you use a given gamma curve?

 

[mkfotos.com]

I love the idea of sharing scene files, but this is now the 4th or 5th thread for scene files :/

 

[Noel Evans]

I'll have to check these settings out. I have yet to find any combination settings I like using the Cine-Like matrix.

Brian the trick here is to pull the chroma level back a little.

 

[Shooter]

I think sharing Scene Files is an exercise in futility .. .unless an image accompanies them to display where and why it works for the originator.

 

[Noel Evans]

Noel,

Do you have a preference for certain gammas? Could I ask under what conditions would you use a given gamma curve?

Well Ive always liked the look of B.Press for most things. But when Im shooting narrative style I always flick to Cinelike V. Ive always felt it gives the shot an organic quality. Though theres no doubt B.Press will be cleaner but I can deal with a little noise and really its very minimal when I can even see it. I think the issue comes in the way things are being shot. I noticed some people shooting flat no light walls and saying "see there's noise", I dont shoot that way.

 

[GraphicPlanet]

I agree Shooter.