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T.D. Jones · October 22nd, 2006, 10:42 AM

Hi, Guys--

I've searched all over to keep from bothering you with this noobie question, but it's still not clear to me:

I dl'd a bunch of preset lists (not sure where from, maybe blue barn). They give the values as numbers sometimes negative, sometimes positive, sometimes zero. Problem is, I don't know how these numbers correspond to the "High, Medium and Low" in many of the preset boxes. Here's the example I'm working on:

Preset Name = AMELIE
Gamma = 1
Knee = 0
Black = 2
NR = 0
VDetail = 1
Color Matrix = 1
Color Gain = 6
Color Phase = -2
Red = 0
Green = 2
Blue = 0
SetupLevel = 3
Sharpness = -4
Coring = 6
MasterPed = 0
Description = (Patrick King) Shoot 16:9 / 24p with a +1/2 warm card White Bal. for the Amelie movie look.

All help appreciated. TIA

--Tim

Jarrod Whaley · October 22nd, 2006, 12:08 PM

The preset text values you're talking about are for use with this.

October 22nd, 2006, 10:42 AM	#1
T.D. Jones New Boot Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sandpoint ID Posts: 9	Preset values Hi, Guys-- I've searched all over to keep from bothering you with this noobie question, but it's still not clear to me: I dl'd a bunch of preset lists (not sure where from, maybe blue barn). They give the values as numbers sometimes negative, sometimes positive, sometimes zero. Problem is, I don't know how these numbers correspond to the "High, Medium and Low" in many of the preset boxes. Here's the example I'm working on: Preset Name = AMELIE Gamma = 1 Knee = 0 Black = 2 NR = 0 VDetail = 1 Color Matrix = 1 Color Gain = 6 Color Phase = -2 Red = 0 Green = 2 Blue = 0 SetupLevel = 3 Sharpness = -4 Coring = 6 MasterPed = 0 Description = (Patrick King) Shoot 16:9 / 24p with a +1/2 warm card White Bal. for the Amelie movie look. All help appreciated. TIA --Tim

October 22nd, 2006, 12:08 PM	#2
Jarrod Whaley Major Player Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: chattanooga, tn Posts: 721	The preset text values you're talking about are for use with this. __________________ -->jarrod whaley. www.oakstreetfilms.com