Halation happens on the film itself, typically Cine film like Vision3 250D, 500T when the remjet layer has been removed before exposure, so you can see it on pictures from Cinestill 50D, 400D, 800T etc.. films
Thanks for sharing! The process fascinates me. This has definitely been one of the most interesting film emulation programs I've ever used. Thanks for watching!
It doesn't run smoothly on Windows. You often have to close it & re-open, to get it to work as when you click on the different film types, the preview on the image doesn't change. Very annoying, especially because of the price you pay.
Thanks! Really?? That’s great! HDR mode is already super dynamic and then having it be 10 bit is even better for more flexibility. Honestly that might even give you better results than log profiles on canon!
Andrei, thanks for such a detailed and interesting review. Love the results! Everyone is welcome to test our IOS app 😃
Thanks so much, Dehancer! 😊
Halation happens on the film itself, typically Cine film like Vision3 250D, 500T when the remjet layer has been removed before exposure, so you can see it on pictures from Cinestill 50D, 400D, 800T etc.. films
Thanks for sharing! The process fascinates me. This has definitely been one of the most interesting film emulation programs I've ever used. Thanks for watching!
Very cool! Nice photo at the end 🤘
Shot by the best!
Love the content bro. Keep it up 👍🏼
Appreciate the comment, thanks so much!
It doesn't run smoothly on Windows. You often have to close it & re-open, to get it to work as when you click on the different film types, the preview on the image doesn't change. Very annoying, especially because of the price you pay.
Wow, that's a bummer! What kind of PC are you using? Thanks for watching!
@@AndreiRestrepo Windows 10
@@AndreiRestrepo PC must've been having a bad day as it worked flawlessly yesterday 🤷♂
great vid as always. with my camera (canon r10), I can only get 10-bit footage while filming video in HDR mode. is HDR mode ok for real estate?
Thanks! Really?? That’s great! HDR mode is already super dynamic and then having it be 10 bit is even better for more flexibility. Honestly that might even give you better results than log profiles on canon!