FS7: Music concerts/Stage lighting and Sony FS7
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Nate Weaver
Veteran
I've done a lot of this.
Standard Sony color processing in any of the Hypergammas or Standard gammas will have saturated light sources with strange clipped color rendering just outside of the light source (pure blue or red rings with noisy edges), and ugly rendering into the source itself. If you care about how those lights look, don't do standard or hypergammas.
SLog3-SGamut.cine side-steps all that bizarre color clip and near-clip color processing on those gammas.
Adding a LUT like LC709 then later, and then adding 10% sat and contrast is the way to go.
Below is a show I did 2 years ago, SLog2 or 3, I can't remember which, but with that approach. LC709 with touch of sat and contrast added in FCPX:
Standard Sony color processing in any of the Hypergammas or Standard gammas will have saturated light sources with strange clipped color rendering just outside of the light source (pure blue or red rings with noisy edges), and ugly rendering into the source itself. If you care about how those lights look, don't do standard or hypergammas.
SLog3-SGamut.cine side-steps all that bizarre color clip and near-clip color processing on those gammas.
Adding a LUT like LC709 then later, and then adding 10% sat and contrast is the way to go.
Below is a show I did 2 years ago, SLog2 or 3, I can't remember which, but with that approach. LC709 with touch of sat and contrast added in FCPX: