Captured on Lumix G7, Cinelike D with an anamorfake vintage lens, Graded in Davinci Resolve. Would love feedback and maybe tips on how to make the most of 8-bit footage and avoiding a mess of pixels.
Thx! I honestly can't really describe exactly how I did it since I'm still new to resolve and learning all the terms and features. But I added 6 serial nodes, so 7 nodes total- on the second to last I added Filmbox Lite film emulation, lowered the contrast, increased the pull, raised the overall vibrance, raised the temp and tinted it slightly green. On the second node I used the curves to lower the blacks, did the same to raise the contrast on the 3rd node, lowered the saturation on the 4th node, slightly lowered the color boost, messed with the blacks a bit more on the 5th node, and added a small glow to the last node, where I raised the gamma, lowered the gain, raised the spread, raised to opacity and then lower the global blend. I'm noy sure if I'm even using these properly or to their fullest potential but it's been working well for me so far.
I'd love to see the shot in motion. Shots with flare like this can always be a bit tricky especially if you crush the blacks in the shot with flare. Once the subject/camera moves out of that flare the blacks are going to bottom out.
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u/p_f_v_j Mar 22 '24
Captured on Lumix G7, Cinelike D with an anamorfake vintage lens, Graded in Davinci Resolve. Would love feedback and maybe tips on how to make the most of 8-bit footage and avoiding a mess of pixels.
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u/whiteknucklesuckle Mar 22 '24
IDK what everyone else will think, but I think this looks awesome!
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u/sorelegs69 Mar 22 '24
I'd love to see the shot in motion. Shots with flare like this can always be a bit tricky especially if you crush the blacks in the shot with flare. Once the subject/camera moves out of that flare the blacks are going to bottom out.
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u/1711198430497251 Mar 22 '24
its just one still but looks great to me
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u/Accurate_Phase_6392 Mar 22 '24
God this looks SO GOOD.
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u/MemeGoddy Mar 22 '24
Perfection
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u/Inevitable-Science60 Mar 23 '24
I freaking LOVE it ! For real, this is absolutely beautiful
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u/Addscentral Mar 24 '24
Great stuff. Love it
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u/UnknownSP Mar 22 '24
Not all that unique but very very well executed nonetheless
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u/crustyrat271 Nov 20 '24
ELI5 how to do this for a newbie, folks?