scene file/post cc

[adumb]

so as we all know there are alot of cool looks that we can get with the dvx. the question that i have though is. What are the best settings to use when you want to do figure out your look for the project you are doing later in post. i guess it would have to be a middle of the road setting so you will be able to shift the colors where you want them. i ask this cause i am doing a documentary coming up and would like to just film it in a baseline setting that would be good to mess with the colors. certain chapters and sections i would like to have certain looks so instead of trying to do it all in camera it would be easier for me to just do this in post.

thanks for any info in advance.
adam

 

[salils]

so as we all know there are alot of cool looks that we can get with the dvx. the question that i have though is. What are the best settings to use when you want to do figure out your look for the project you are doing later in post. i guess it would have to be a middle of the road setting so you will be able to shift the colors where you want them. i ask this cause i am doing a documentary coming up and would like to just film it in a baseline setting that would be good to mess with the colors. certain chapters and sections i would like to have certain looks so instead of trying to do it all in camera it would be easier for me to just do this in post.

thanks for any info in advance.
adam

Just put everything at 0 and you should be fine.

 

[Mike Krumlauf]

i have the 100A and put both details at -3, detail coring at +7, master ped at -6, Gamma at Cine-Like, Matrix as norm or cine, and v-detail freq at thin. try that out man.