F35: Footage from Nepal

[Alan Pierson]

I shot a short recently in Kathmandu and figured I would share some screen grabs. Everything was natural light :cheesy: Ungraded, just S-Log > LC709A & S-Gamut > Rec709 LUTs on there for dailies.

 

[macgregor]

This is good!

 

[leteeci]

Very nice !!!

What lenses and recorder??

 

[Alan Pierson]

Gemini recorder and the new Angenieux 16-40

 

[Michael Thames]

Love Nepal!

 

[DarkMatter]

Beautiful images! Very cool!

 

[mlysbakken]

Looks amazing! Am I understanding this correctly: You used separate luts for conversion of s-log and s-gamut?

 

[Alan Pierson]

Yep most of the S-Log1 luts out there don't include a color transform so you need to either use a color matrix or a second lut when going into Rec709. If you use ACES this is taken care of for you but I think ACES looks too harsh out of the box.

 

[torresfilms]

Great shots! Loving the natural light and shot compositions. Thanks for sharing!

 

[VinceinLA]

Damn dude. More good stuff to add to the list of good stuff.

 

[trafficn]

Those are some great looking grabs- nice job!

 

[Guest]

Beautiful

 

[mlysbakken]

Yep most of the S-Log1 luts out there don't include a color transform so you need to either use a color matrix or a second lut when going into Rec709. If you use ACES this is taken care of for you but I think ACES looks too harsh out of the box.

Are you using the slog2 version of LC709A? I'm asking because when I apply that to my own footage it tends to get oversaturated, not at all like your beautiful grabs here. Sorry for all the questions, but I'd love to steal your workflow

 

[Alan Pierson]

Here you go: https://www.dropbox.com/s/b01ogbic7vh6gnj/F35_LC709A.cube?dl=0

That's both the gamma & color LUTs combined in a format for Resolve. It's expecting extended range input and will give you legal range output.

 

[mlysbakken]

Thanks a lot! Really useful!