filmic look

[Max Frank]

There are many, many posts on this.

The most common answers include:
Magic Bullet
Nattress Film Effects

Good luck,

Wayne

[Graeme Nattress]

Try my Film Effects at http://www.nattress.com It does practically everything you need to make your video look like film, and you’ll also get great tech support if you need it.

Graeme

– http://www.nattress.com – Film Effects and Standards Conversion for FCP

[Christopher New]

Without sounding trite, the best & easiest way to come out with a “film look” is to shoot w/ a 24p chip camera & light your scenes well to get good luminance ranges. Not that it helps you in the editing process, but, when not shot well in production, little will help in post production. Of course for 30i cameras, I’ve had good luck shooting with the slow shutter feature on Sony DVCam cameras along with the afformentioned attention to lighting.

[Cy Chadwick]

I’ve made dozens of longform and series and tried alsorts of grade, textures and filmic. All from tape with great results. Good old Da Vinci.