ALL: My Best Scene FILE (Picture Profile)

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Firefox39

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Ok, so I have been trying to find a scene file that will work for most of my shoots and I think I finally dialed in one that I really like. I use it all the time.

It is for if you do not really want to do any color grading, just shoot and use. It has a lot of punch in the color, but I really like that.

I have used it for dance shows, corporate jobs and weddings. I am very happy with it and I am liking my AC130 more and more.

Please let me know what you think and if you have found a better one or improved on the one below.

detail level -3
v detail level +1
detail coring -2
chroma level +2
chroma phase +3
color temp ACH +3
color temp BCH +3
Master PED -3
A Iris level -2
DRS off
DRS effect 1
gamma cine-like D
matrix cine-like
skin tone detail off

VIGNETTE.Still002.jpg

VIGNETTE.Still004.jpg
VIGNETTE.Still005.jpg

VIGNETTE.Still011.jpg
VIGNETTE.Still014.jpg
 
Going to try this today, Thanks for the info. Should be almost the same as a 250, will see.
 
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Well my 250 wasn't happy. I will have to make my own default picture I am getting close just takes so much time to play with different color and locations.
 
Hi, yes I agree, beautiful gradation even on a laptop. But I'm with Tazza on wanting to know if these are graded or straight off the camera? I am going to try these settings on my 160a- I am going through a quest for perfect monitor calibration and new settings will add nicely to my already complex task! nice work, so let us know about the post grading if any.
Cheers!
Rod
 
The photos posted on the first post are straight from the camera. No grading. I wanted a preset I could just use and not do any color grading. So this is what I came up with.

If you would like, I can post the video from that wedding, however, the video, I did do some grading on, mostly color correction. Not sure if it would be worth posting since I did mess with it a little.

But again, the photo posted on the first post are NOT color graded at all, they are straight from the camera.
 
Using the profile in the first post, I filmed a football game. All the clips below are strait from the camera.
 
Hi Firefox,
certainly strong saturation, which is what I also noticed when I tried these settings. Not sutable for my type of work though( I did try them!). But I must say nice and dynamic editing. And I am impressed with your camera technique on ball following. I have shot just a couple of sporting events and this is quite a difficult thing to get right. Nice work.
Rod
 
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Very lovely. The 130/160 certainly delivers an awesome picture. Your results clearly show the benefit of being able to customize the picture settings in such detail.

I'll give your settings a try soon, and see what I think.
 
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