| katang |
2011-05-05 09:42 |
Technicolor Cinestyle Tutorial
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Link 1: technicolor.com/en/hi/cinema/filmmaking/digital-printer-lights/cinestyle
Link 2: redgiantsoftware.com/products/free/
In case you find my monotonous narration unbearable here are some written instructions.
1. Download the first 3 files from the first link after filling out the forms.
2. Make sure you have the EOS Utility installed. Plug in your camera and set it to manual mode “M”.
3. Go to “Camera Settings/Remote Shooting” and click “Register User Defined Style”.
4. Select the cinestyle .pf2 file you downloaded earlier.
5. *Critical: Set your camera settings to Contrast: -4 and Saturation: -2.
6. Record some footage.
7. Go to the second link and download and install LUT Buddy.
8. Open After Effects or Premiere (or final cut).
9. Apply LUT buddy to your footage, go to options and import the .LUT file you downloaded earlier.
10. Apply your color correction on top of this.
The whole point of the .LUT file Technicolor provides is to give your footage a log profile. It adds contrast around the midtones while giving highlights and shadows a smooth roll off. If you just apply your color correction without using the .LUT you will be losing a lot of detail.
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