PaPa
Major Contributor
So, tried cine gamma normal, and.. well.. it sucks to be honest, so forget that lol.
Cine Gamma 2 really does seem to be the best bet, and Cine gamma 1 i guess if you are in extreme low light and need that little extra boost without adding noise.
Did some quick tests, and yes, had a haircut so.. a new me.
please forgive the softfocus, i did not have a model to stand in for me to judge my focus distance during this 20 second test, but it does give you something to compare.
Here are stills, again, of Vision 4 and Pana look 2
And here is my assimilation of the two presets into one which i call
Panavision
hehe. A nice blend of the two presets while maintaining panalook sharpness, with a mix of the twos color and black levels.
Subtle difference, but it may be exactly what i was looking for.
Cine Gamma 2 really does seem to be the best bet, and Cine gamma 1 i guess if you are in extreme low light and need that little extra boost without adding noise.
Did some quick tests, and yes, had a haircut so.. a new me.
please forgive the softfocus, i did not have a model to stand in for me to judge my focus distance during this 20 second test, but it does give you something to compare.
Here are stills, again, of Vision 4 and Pana look 2
And here is my assimilation of the two presets into one which i call
Panavision
Subtle difference, but it may be exactly what i was looking for.