Why THIS is the Perfect Film Look | Dehancer Honest Review
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- Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
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Do you want a realistic film look? In this video, I review the most well-known film emulation plugin for DaVinci Resolve, Dehancer. The Dehancer program can replicate 35mm, 16mm, and 8mm film stocks, giving your footage an analog look. The software also replicates film grain, halation, bloom, gate weave, and the color grading of film stock and film print colors.
I hope you enjoy this video and find it helpful!
If you have any questions leave them in the comments below! 
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Thanks to Dehancer for sponsoring this video! I’ve always wanted to try there plugin to see how well it can emulate film, and I’m impressed. I hope this video is helpful to anybody looking to recreate the film look or anybody wondering what’s inside Dehancer’s program.
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Have fun color grading!
This is a really well scripted review! Great job, i just uploaded my review which is more a real time reaction as I grade my vintage motorcycle and car project. Your video is an amazing walk though with great footage, thanks for sharing and enjoy your new software 🙏
A really nice review!
We really loved it
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Thanks for sharing! It’s good to know that other people are expressing similar views on the plug-in. My camera didn’t get a camera profile until just recently and I mistakenly was using another profile thinking it was for my camera. I have the BMPCC6KG2 and was using tbe pocket 6k camera profile, they added several new blackmagic ones. Where this plug in starts to shine for me is when I’m look developing over a good period of time. Whenever I’m trying to turn around something quick, I don’t get the best results. And also I can create a look, erase it, try again and get a completely different result. So, it’s great that it’s very nuanced but even using the plug in for a year, it still takes a lot of concentration to get the looks right for me.
Thank you for creating this video!
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Thanks! I’ll try this!
Interesting video. From previous videos I've watched, it looks as those there is full support for F-Log 2 in Dehancer despite its omission from Davinci Resolve. Have you graded any F-Log 2 footage using Dehancer yet?
EDIT: I just remembered you said you shot with an X-T3 which I don't believe has F-Log 2 as an option. So you can probably just ignore my question...good video though.
Sadly I don't have any cameras that support F-log 2 yet, though I will say the conversion should yield similar results as the f-log conversion, since it's taking log and correcting it. Though the conversion for f-log is different from DaVinci's conversion. It's slightly less contrasty and more saturated than DaVinci's color correction.
I hope this helped!
It's not quite there for me with Dehancer. You need to shoot with a vintage lens or with something like the Module 8 Tuner to make the footage really pop.
I might be wrong, but I believe you need to own resolve studio in order to use dehancer, or any 3rd party OFX plugin.
Actually, in this video I use the free version of DaVinci Resolve to review the program. It works great!
Currently I don't have the budget for DaVinci Resolve studio so every video about color grading and plugins on my channel can be replicated for free.
this footage looks like processed digital, not the film
you cant emulate the film
period
Yes, like I said in this video, you can't replicate the look of film perfectly with digital footage, but this program is the closest I've seen it. Even in Hollywood, some films add grain and halation in post production to try and mimic the look.
It's easier to fool those who don't work with film than those who do. This program will most likely make footage look like film to an untrained eye. It also comes down to the person color grading. How much does a colorist want it to look like film?
I hope this helps explain this isn't a film replacement, but is still a great program to get the colors, grain, gate weave, and halation of film.
You're one of those people who complain about CGI and point to examples of movies that don't have it - except they do but it's so invisible you don't realize it's CGI.
@@chaiborg733 I don't play with words. I said you cant emulate the film. What's wrong with you?