Nice!!! Much needed tutorial. I have both cameras and I’ve been trying to accurately match those sensors for several months. I’ll try the Phantom LUTS again, but this time I’ll adjust with curves to taste to see if i can match them. I see you focused more on the skin tones when adjusting. I usually have a total shot of a different temperature between the two cameras. Can’t figure that out. Joel recommends the quick method of 5600 and 4300 to get you in the ballpark, depending on if you are indoor vs outdoor. Do you use that method? Or do you usually use a card, checker, other tool for white balance?
Cool video man, thanks for sharing. I always find my FX3 is a bit warmer than my FX6.
Beautiful color grading 👌🏼🔥
Thanks brother !
Great tutorial! what do you think about using S-Cinetone on both cameras for works with no time to color grade? thanks!
Love S cinetone too. I actually have a a whole video on it.
@@jonwaldman94 yeah! Is a great profile, I'm going to check your video. Thanks!
Nice!!! Much needed tutorial. I have both cameras and I’ve been trying to accurately match those sensors for several months. I’ll try the Phantom LUTS again, but this time I’ll adjust with curves to taste to see if i can match them. I see you focused more on the skin tones when adjusting. I usually have a total shot of a different temperature between the two cameras. Can’t figure that out. Joel recommends the quick method of 5600 and 4300 to get you in the ballpark, depending on if you are indoor vs outdoor. Do you use that method? Or do you usually use a card, checker, other tool for white balance?
I for sure need to get good at color grading.
Hope this video helps!