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Join Date: Apr 2003
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First Light question
Hi.
Is there a way to simulate a graduated filter when using FL and not color correct the all picture? Thanks! Johnnie
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CTO, CineForm Inc.
Join Date: Jul 2003
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No there isn't, currently. Gradients and Vignettes are on my list.
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Really? All through metadata?
That is really cool |
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Mülheim, Germany
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SpeedGrade is my main grading tool. When I safe a .look done with primaries and secondaries (key only, no masks) I can assign this .look to CF footage via metadata. With the above mentioned Gradients and Vignettes I will be able to store masks additionally in this .look file.
If you now find the technology to store keyframes in your metadata we have a grading workflow with all the bells and whistles without the need of rendering. Have you ever thought about this? Hans |
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We are added key frames. I had not thought of using the extra data in the .look for store gradients, I don't think that matches our workflow (but it might.) To do vignettes correctly, processing should be on linear light, and the current input to the 3D look engine is curved (log/gamma.)
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