Matching Cinestyle Dynamic Range

[Hunter S. Thompson]

So I recently installed Cinestyle on my 60D and I love the grading it gives me. I was wondering the best way to match it on my HMC150? I experimented with the LoNoiz and Philip Bloom setting prior, and it was pretty close, but the Cinestyle offers far more colour grading abilities. I'm looking to match this as best as I can, so I was wondering if I set my Scene File to Cine D and put the DRS stretch to 2 if that would work? I want the grading and sharpness to be the same, and from my findings Cine D is zeroed out except for the master ped at -2 and A.Iris at -9.

Does anybody have any experience matching cameras dynamic range and sharpness? I really need help matching my HMC150 and 60D.

 

[Hunter S. Thompson]

I've found that masterped has no effect on the ability to match the dynamic range when applying the same LUT Curve.

 

[Mountain Wolf Films]

Try this

Detail Level: -5
V Detail: -5
Coring: -3
Chroma Level: -6
Chroma Phase: 0
Color Temp Ach: 1
Color Temp Bch: 1
Master Ped: 18
A. Iris: 1
DRS: 1
Gamma: Cine-like D
Knee: Auto
Matrix: Norm 2
Skin tone DTL: off

 

[bgundu]

http://www.larryjordan.biz/review-tonalizer/

If you're on a mac of course. Works really well.