@@skullerhead6150 As our manuals and articles suggest, there are several ways of clip interpretation: Input camera profiles in Dehancer, Color Space Transform, Input Device Transform (ACES), camera vendor Luts, Camera RAW settings, manual de-Log, etc. Each method has its own benefits and drawbacks. You can choose and adjust your interpretation, according to the characteristics of the particular clip and shooting conditions. Also keep in mind that Dehancer has recently introduced a new Film Developer tool that allows for a wide range of contrast and color control, making the interpretation of challenging footage more flexible.
finally someone who actually works with real film. the plugin definitely gives you the feel of film (and that's enough for most people), but the actual emulations sometimes are way off. sure that's the nature of analog film anyway, but still from my personal tests as well I agree that it always needs some extra work. btw a small critique on the video itself. it's sometimes a bit hard to see what is actually going on, because you keep the video window quite small, and as soon as you zoom in (in the editing) it get's all mushy and blurry. So try using the full screen view (cmd+f) more, if you want to show the picture. you can also use the big screen view (shift+f) to have the big viewer + the OFX view on the side
Are you eating during the VO?
Thank you fo an engaging review! Please let us know, if anyone has questions about Dehancer.
Film Look Creator is better!
Your film emulation should be 100% accurate from the start
@@skullerhead6150 As our manuals and articles suggest, there are several ways of clip interpretation: Input camera profiles in Dehancer, Color Space Transform, Input Device Transform (ACES), camera vendor Luts, Camera RAW settings, manual de-Log, etc. Each method has its own benefits and drawbacks. You can choose and adjust your interpretation, according to the characteristics of the particular clip and shooting conditions. Also keep in mind that Dehancer has recently introduced a new Film Developer tool that allows for a wide range of contrast and color control, making the interpretation of challenging footage more flexible.
Any discount code for 3 months purchase...
@@Ahamed-g7t Unfortunately, not. But if you are a student, we can offer a 25% discount
finally someone who actually works with real film. the plugin definitely gives you the feel of film (and that's enough for most people), but the actual emulations sometimes are way off. sure that's the nature of analog film anyway, but still from my personal tests as well I agree that it always needs some extra work.
btw a small critique on the video itself. it's sometimes a bit hard to see what is actually going on, because you keep the video window quite small, and as soon as you zoom in (in the editing) it get's all mushy and blurry. So try using the full screen view (cmd+f) more, if you want to show the picture. you can also use the big screen view (shift+f) to have the big viewer + the OFX view on the side