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Adam Kuźniar

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  1. 9 hours ago, BjornT said:

     

    Picture 1 is raw, picture 2 is filmconvert nitrate applied with 5207 stock (only adjustment is grain turned off), picture 3 is nitrate with lumetri color applied before filmconvert. Used white balance color picker to white balance off her top.

    Shot in HLG 4K with a tiffen black satin 1 filter and slr magic variable nd filter attached. 5600k in camera. GH5 and HLG profile picked in filmconvert obviously.

     

     

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    mind sharing your lumetri adjustments ? 

  2. 2 hours ago, BjornT said:

    Thank you!

    Made this the other day. Shot in HLG using the leica 12-60 and a few shots with sigma 18-35. Graded it with filmconvert nitrate in Premiere Pro and I am not kidding when I say it only took ten minutes for the grade. Very impressive plugin.

     

     

     

    wait what, fuck me, I use FC too but mine doesn't look that good after ten minutes :( 

  3. 40 minutes ago, hmcindie said:

    BMCC sounded like a slog to use (20min batteries, have to be rigged around etc)

    Oh man I hope you never have to shoot with any cinema camera (which the Pocket is) because they all HAVE to be rigged to be used. Damn, that Alexa Mini must be so shit because it doesn't even have a battery slot.

    40 minutes ago, hmcindie said:

    I kept smashing all kinds of buttons just keeping that thing in my hand

    That's user error, not the camera's fault.

    40 minutes ago, hmcindie said:

    Used a lot of 2.8k 120fps and that was a huuuge crop making the 1.7 crop on the R seem like nothing

    Yeah but the difference is you get that crop in resolution and frame rate that the R can't even dream of achieving. 

    In general I just feel like you went in with the "pocket sux and lemme prove that" approach and it influenced your experiences. R sounds like a much better choice for your workflow though and I can agree with that.

  4. 16 hours ago, Vision said:

    Yah i need to dig in to that more thank you Cinegain??

    Yep it's super useful. What I did is setup a scene, take a picture, put on the filter and then flip between image preview and shooting mode and try to match them more or less :) After that you just remember the values and it's fast to put them back on later

  5. 12 hours ago, kye said:

    Will this be solely the IBIS?  or is this from trying to stabilise it in post?  IIRC these stabilisation artefacts happen from the combination?

    I wonder if there's a plugin that will be able to un-do these things?  It should be relatively easy as it's just parts of the frame stretching without other parts stretching.

    That's 100% coming from IBIS working on an ultra wide angle shot. Same happens on the GH5 with a 7mm lens.

    Once you go to like a 24mm FF equivalent it's fully gone.

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