Filmjunkie677 Master of Horror Nov 8, 2005 #1 What is the better gamma setting for more of a film look, cine-like or cine-like-D?
C Cheesesailor77 Veteran Nov 8, 2005 #2 this is an uneducated guess, but i think "cinelike D" is cinelike with a larger dynamic range, but grain seems to be a byproduct. So i just use cinelike.
this is an uneducated guess, but i think "cinelike D" is cinelike with a larger dynamic range, but grain seems to be a byproduct. So i just use cinelike.
