which filmlook seems best?

Trish Kerr · April 17th, 2007, 01:01 PM

I like the amber filter color corrected on all parts except that first scene with the house/shrub/van looked a bit too amber washed. (almost like old footage) So the normal color corrected in that segment looked best. And the technocolor amber filter color corrected in the last segment was a bit saturated. But it depends on how vivid you want things to be.

The panavision uncorrected paled out compared to the technocolor across the board in the video. But on your stills, the panavision color corrected looked good and had a nice film feel.

You'd need to test skin tones and more shots with sky and ground with the amber filter to be sure. In the video all the shots are reddish in nature so it's hard to gauge what the amber filter would do on all colors, especially blues and greens.

trish

April 17th, 2007, 01:01 PM	#16
Trish Kerr Major Player Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Canada Posts: 294	I like the amber filter color corrected on all parts except that first scene with the house/shrub/van looked a bit too amber washed. (almost like old footage) So the normal color corrected in that segment looked best. And the technocolor amber filter color corrected in the last segment was a bit saturated. But it depends on how vivid you want things to be. The panavision uncorrected paled out compared to the technocolor across the board in the video. But on your stills, the panavision color corrected looked good and had a nice film feel. You'd need to test skin tones and more shots with sky and ground with the amber filter to be sure. In the video all the shots are reddish in nature so it's hard to gauge what the amber filter would do on all colors, especially blues and greens. trish