what is the best film grain for adding in post you have find?

[arturochu]

title says it all.

 

[scorsesefan]

Filmconvert is very good. http://www.filmconvert.com/default.aspx

 

[arturochu]

yes, thats the one im using at the moment, but sometimes its just not so convincing for me.

 

[Polaroid22]

Cinegrain should be the best, it is even used on "the social network".

 

[El Director]

I mastered my last feature in After Effects per The DV Rebel's Guide. An advantage to this was access to the wiggle command. I found a grey card online that had been photographed with real 35mm film. I used a blend mode to composite this over the top of my movie, and wiggled it 24 times a second. Worked great, and it was free

 

[altarvic]

Check out this link: http://vashivisuals.com/free-assets-for-film-and-video-editors/

 

[Shooter]

After FX has "noise and grain" and heaps of ways to control it. That would be my choice.

 

[Paul schefz]

Check out Koji advance....it's awesome....

 

[arturochu]

cinegrain looks like a good option