indianfilmmaker
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I wondering if there would be a huge difference in image quality between using a physical sepia filter or a sepia setting in MB. Thanks.
Filter vs. Magic Bullet
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Ted Ramasola
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I tried the software and I think the advantages of doing any color grading in post is the ability to change and perform unlimited undo and fine tuning of your effect. Using a physical filter will permanently render you footage in that effect, in this case sepia.
The looks suite in MB are so well made, that they can even "clean up" artifacts and some degree of noise from your footage.
The best advantage of doing this things in post is that, YOU can change your mind.
The looks suite in MB are so well made, that they can even "clean up" artifacts and some degree of noise from your footage.
The best advantage of doing this things in post is that, YOU can change your mind.
indianfilmmaker
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I got what you're saying and agree wholeheartedly with it. For my project, though, I'm only going to be using the filter (physical or otherwise) for 5 scenes. Eh, I'll go with MB for the first reason you stated.