HVX200 cinelike gamma

ulisses

ulisses

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Hi,

What's HVX200 gamma setting to get a result like DVX100a CINELIKE (not V or D) ???
In my DVX100a footages, cinelike gamma was a nice setting for lattitude vs noise.

Also, what is the difference between SD NORM and HD NORM gammas ?

Thanks,
Ulisses
 
Well, SD NORM is the equivalent to the standard DVX100 gamma curve. So, that's your best bet at matching shots between the two cameras.

As far as the gamma for HD NORM goes, I'm guessing that it's simply the factory default setting for the HVX200; it's the most neutral look for the camera.
 
I recall that someone posted specific HVX scene settings for matching DVX footage a few months ago. You might be able to find them through a search.
 
Thanks,

I don't need to match both cameras in gamma, I'd like to find in HVX the setting that generates the same cinelike gamma in DVX, and not V or D.

Ulisses
 
I´d like to know this also.

Haven´t found that thread in oh.... 9 searches either.

Whoever can find that month-old thread gets an extra candycane. Please PM for candycane.

-a
 
There used to be a forum on DVXUser for HVX scene settings, but it is no longer there, I think because of lack of posts. I believe the thread I am remembering was posted there. Maybe Jared can let you know where those posts might be now or give you a link.

Kevin
 
The closest to the DVX100a Cine like setting would be to go to Cine-Like D (f6), then go to the scene file menu and mess with color temperature. If you can get both cameras side by side, it would be a plus. Cine-like V (f5) mixes well with the cine-like V of the DVX (however, once again, some small adjustments in color temperature should be made- normally not more (or less) than two numbers.)
 
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