Re: Replicating Color Reversal Film
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J_Barnes
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Re: Replicating Color Reversal Film
Re: Replicating Color Reversal Film
Provia 100 is my favorite slide film, and illford delta 100 is my favorite black and white. When I was still printing, I only used illford warmtone papers.
I always thought it was funny that I hated all of kodaks still films, yet Vision is the only motion film I would ever shoot.
Re: Replicating Color Reversal Film
Provia 100 is my favorite slide film, and illford delta 100 is my favorite black and white. When I was still printing, I only used illford warmtone papers.
I always thought it was funny that I hated all of kodaks still films, yet Vision is the only motion film I would ever shoot.
willgriffith
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Re: Replicating Color Reversal Film
Re: Replicating Color Reversal Film
First light carefully as mentioned earlier
use AE.
import footage
place in new comp
duplicate footage
add soft light blend mode to top footage
add brightness&cont + hue&sat filters to bottom footage
adjust master saturation lower
increase contrast
should be able to get something close to what you want
after some adjustments.
i have before/after example which can email but not post
will griffith
griffithw@comcast.net
Re: Replicating Color Reversal Film
First light carefully as mentioned earlier
use AE.
import footage
place in new comp
duplicate footage
add soft light blend mode to top footage
add brightness&cont + hue&sat filters to bottom footage
adjust master saturation lower
increase contrast
should be able to get something close to what you want
after some adjustments.
i have before/after example which can email but not post
will griffith
griffithw@comcast.net
taubkin
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Re: Replicating Color Reversal Film
Re: Replicating Color Reversal Film
[quote author=J_Barnes link=board=Events;num=1096503718;start=15#23 date=10/04/04 at 06:41:03]Provia 100 is my favorite slide film, and illford delta 100 is my favorite black and white. When I was still printing, I only used illford warmtone papers.
I always thought it was funny that I hated all of kodaks still films, yet Vision is the only motion film I would ever shoot. [/quote]
Really? I also like Provia 100 the best, for whatever reason then personal taste, but it was so easy shooting BW with HP5, i just forgot all about the others. I used to shoot some TriX too... I Know nothing about film socks though, and even less when talking about motion picture film...
Re: Replicating Color Reversal Film
[quote author=J_Barnes link=board=Events;num=1096503718;start=15#23 date=10/04/04 at 06:41:03]Provia 100 is my favorite slide film, and illford delta 100 is my favorite black and white. When I was still printing, I only used illford warmtone papers.
I always thought it was funny that I hated all of kodaks still films, yet Vision is the only motion film I would ever shoot. [/quote]
Really? I also like Provia 100 the best, for whatever reason then personal taste, but it was so easy shooting BW with HP5, i just forgot all about the others. I used to shoot some TriX too... I Know nothing about film socks though, and even less when talking about motion picture film...