Nate Weaver
Veteran
Very intrigued by the full negative - positive print stock LUT process Impulze offers though. May have to look into it.
It's only appropriate, I think, for certain projects.
I've been playing with these LUTs for weeks now, and I have little doubt now that they are true representations of how film renders color. It's really amazing just how many things are going on with the colors...some colors almost disappear (purple), others like skin tones are simplified and often exaggerated. Those 3 dye layers just plain were not very accurate, by modern video standards. That said, it's usually beautiful, if only because most of us have been watching movies for so long.
What the negative/film print combo does though is it doubles up on these traits. The colors become even more simplified. The film stocks together almost become they're own palette...you have to be ok with some colors and tonalities becoming pretty unobtainable...
