Cinelike gamma problem

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keithsullivan

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I just finished shooting a multicamera DVX100B shoot, and discovered after the fact that one camera was set to Cinelike D, while the others were set to standard Cinelike.

Does anyone have any suggestions for making the Cinelike D footage match the Cinelike in FCP?

All help is welcome.

thanks
 
correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't the D footage already more contrasty?

i'm looking to bring the contrast and noise level down to that of the cinelike.
 
This sounds like a problem with the operator, not CineGamma :)

Anyway I'd apply a contrast filter, or maybe dive into your editors color correction tool. Either way I'd just "eye it up" to match.

If you need them to be perfect, look for a tool called "Scopes". This soft tool imulates a piece of hardware that lets you see just how different your images are.

-andrew
 
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