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I'm very far from an expert in colour, etc, but sometimes the client requires a short turnaround and I've been using Lumetri in Premiere most of the times. These settings are by no means scientific or anything, play around with it as much as you like to get the result you want. As you can see the difference is in banding is huge, and there only is a very slight difference between the two images in term of color and contrast I think I even prefer the Cine4 version. Every thing is turned off in the menu, but when I bring the footage into FCPx the footage looks like it has color and contrast applied to it. I'll give it a try. If you change this to "none", you'll see your original s log footage again. WHAT am I doing wrong here??

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I am looking first on the supplied EVF of the fs7m2 and after importing to computer HD on a calibrated iMac 27" monitor Hi Chris, Thanks zlog3 lot for sharing your slog 3 to rec effects preset for Premiere.

Start Update May Most of the footage is shot for web content and I'm only looking for standard natural looking colours. The 8-bit codec breaks apart when you start grading it.

How to use SLOG3 LUTs for Sony A7s II footage without visible banding in the highlights

FCPX is my editor of choice and I add a color correction effect and change the following exposure settings: By setting the gamma to Cine4 you will lose just a little bit of dynamic range according to Cinema5D about half a stop but you will also lose the banding. I've also used filmconvert in the past and that works well too. Hi everyone, I receive a lot of rushes shot in s-log2 and s-log3. Attached are some screenshots to show the difference between looking in root file at.

Colour grading / S-log footage - Workflow : Adobe Premiere Pro

Thank you very much Foootage. WHAT am I doing wrong here?? None of them worked. But ofcourse the best thing of all and the reason for writing this blog post: I also posted this on the Sony forum and received a solving answer from MarkF If you change this to "none", you'll see your original s log footage again.

I'm giving it a try to your preset now. I am exposing correctly with bright whites at 60 IRE. To take off the automatically applied lut to all clips, simply select them all in the clip gallery, and then choose "none" again in the log processing area of the inspector window.

And thank slpg3 Chris.

Colour grading / S-log footage - Workflow

I'll give it a try. Simply edit fast color corrector input white black and output white black.

The proof is in the pudding, here are examples of the same scene, under the same conditions, shooting SLOG3 and Cine4. Hoping this will get changed in an update eventually - or even better, allow you to use your own custom imported luts instead of the 8 options they currently have.

Finding a solution I tried several things to find a solution for the banding problem: Examples The proof is in the pudding, here are examples of the same scene, under the same conditions, shooting SLOG3 and Cine4. I'm very far from an expert in colour, etc, but sometimes the client requires a short turnaround and I've been using Lumetri in Premiere most of the times.

If I look at the Root folder of the card, under "clip" and play one of the. Settings in DaVinci Resolve Offset Are you referring to graphics card?

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I'm trying to use it on a Mac, but fooage no avail. Although the banding issue is not really visible in this video, I had some clips that I didn't include that really showed some nasty banding. The results are always very off after applying the LUT. I work with slog3 footage regularly and my normal workflow is to add a kodak lut NEG to all of the footage.

Return to posts index. Cine footage looks very similar to SLOG3 footage. I have tried downloading different LUT's to grade the footage as rec and have a good reference or a starting point but none of them seem to do it properly.