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Can’t go wrong! Thanks!

Ahhh I appreciate it!! That means a lot!

I have found a fix potentially for this case that lowered my temps by 10-20 degrees Celsius. Download a software called Throttlestop and set power plan to either 'Save Power' or 'Balanced' this is set to 'performance' or 'high performance' by default.

Exactly my point with this video. This case is not meant to have a high end workstation put in it. Even with undervolting and power limiting, the airflow is just not sufficient to cool the components.

@@kyle_munoz I found changing my power plan has helped bring down my temps even while gaming. I would look into doing that the case is a little beast and having everything set to performance isn't going to be great for this case.

same, but everything i tried wasn’t enough to bring the cpu temps to under thermal throttle threshold so i just swapped cases

@@kyle_munoz oh fairs I managed to achieve good reads 48 degrees on desktop and 60-70 in game. I did have 90-100 and I was soo worried this thing was gunna blow up lol. I will be trying to add 2 fans to the top of the case eventually but that'll happen down the line.

wow thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

ah man i really appreciate it!!

I appreciate it!

i love you

HAHA Thank you!!!

i completely agree with you. The fun part is creating the look but like you said, that can be very time consuming. But when i do create a look from scratch, i like to save it so i don’t have to do it over again which then kind of turns into a LUT in itself? In this case the LUT is indented to emulate a specific look but in general i do typically like to create my own grades from scratch.

lol “Can’t Be Asked to track this” I don’t have the full version of davinci so tracking that picture to the paper i was holding would’ve taken forever.

@@kyle_munoz Ow so I can take the white balance from your paper in video in davinci to resemble kodak 2383 footage? Am I right?

nono, that was just a fun way for me to show the Kodak LUT in a physical way. Has nothing to do with using it in davinci.

Out of these two, the XT1. But in general, I like the Hollyland Lark M2 creator pack

This video was to show the theory of thermodynamics that I think proves why people are having issues using this case with high end, energy-hungry components. So yes, these are just my opinions but they are based in theory and weeks of research & testing within reason for a normal person like me. I don’t have extra CPUs, GPUs, or coolers to do side-by-side testing so reading about other people’s experiences showed that I wasn’t the only one experiencing this, leading to me making the video. I could’ve been more quantitative with my declarations, but that would’ve been too specific to my build, so I went with the qualitative conclusions that could be applied to a variety of different builds within this case.

Thanks!

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It depends. In this case, I corrected the footage in a separate step before doing any of the grading so it’s in the Rec-709/Gamma 2.4 color space. If you check out my color correction video I explain everything there.

Ah man I really appreciate it! That means a lot!

Glad you liked it!!

I appreciate it!!

I’ve heard good things about the mark 2! Let me know how it is!

i’m just learning color grading and everyone i watches so far said for their CST input and output to slog/s-cine tone. i was wondering if your CST choice is specific to the kodak lut

Love the question! This is the second part of my color editing process. In the first part (Color Correction) is where I use a LUT to convert the SLOG footage to Rec709. So since i did that in a prior step, for this CST I can use Rec709 and Gamma 2.4 as the inputs. Let me know if that helps!

perfect!

Yeah that’s a great idea. For this specific workflow I have correcting and grading in separate sections just for clarity sake, but I think condensing them to the way you described is better for everyday workability. I’ll definitely try it out thanks for the tip!

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😂😂 If you still had 8-but cameras i’m sure you’d have your colors lookin like this in no time

Yessir! It’s the perfect one!

The only way I could think to do it would be to create the CST and 2383 LUT nodes in Davinci and export them together as it’s own LUT to then import into the app. So it’s a LUT within a LUT lol

I appreciate it! There’s a couple things i would check, first make sure that your CST’s input gamma and color spaces are correct for your specific footage. If they are, try to correct your footage before applying the CST and LUT (Correct white balance, exposure, and contrast) . I don’t personally use the fuji luts because i find they do look really purple but if the 2383 lut is too blue I would just turn down the Key Output Gain. Let me know if this helps!

@@kyle_munoz Thank you very much Kyle

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definitely!

Posting a full video on saturday. Links will be in the description

Hey thanks! I didn’t change anything with regards to timeline settings. The clips in the timeline are still raw but I corrected them individually before adding the grade. So if i were to disable the adjustment layer that has the grade, each clip still has their own color correction node tree. But if i disable that correction then you’d see just the straight out of camera footage. For more explanation check out my color correction video, I think it could help explain what I mean

I appreciate it!! The daytime footage was Slog2 to get the most dynamic range, but the night time footage was Cine2 to reduce noise.

@@kyle_munoz Nice!!! 8-bit or 10-bit?

@@sofaontherun HAHA sorry, all 8-bit

@@kyle_munoz Damn that's crazy good for 8-bit. This channel deserves more subs!

Ahh man I appreciate it!!

Nope, this is all in the FREE version of Davinci! Pretty great right?!?

Thank you sir!

If you’re using UNcorrected Slog-3, you put “S-Gamut3.Cine” for the Input Color Space and “S-Log3” for the input Gamma. If it’s already corrected to Rec709 you should be able to use the settings I showed (Rec709 , Gamma 2.4). Let me know if that works!

THANK YOUU!!!

I actually did both. I don’t remember the exact numbers but i undervolted as well as had power limits at around 130W. It helped, but like you said, there no way to cool something that power hungry without proper airflow. It’s tough because I really liked the look of this thing

I appreciate it! But which LUTs are you referring to?

I appreciate it!!

Thank you! More on the way!