Chris Wright
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Audio Coin
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COW Coin
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here ya go. also i’d like to add, resolve’s auto exposure module is really good, even better than some plugins.
“AE CS6 autowhitebalance 1.0a.zip”
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oJolQuEzQUrM14oOoHEHyiEaFoa04Sus/view?usp=sharing
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you have to sync clip by clip and slip align the audio waveforms. There is no batch offset in resolve. it helps if you have a clapper. there’s 3rd party tools for offsetting timecode, but the issue is that you’re going sub-frame.
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Time Interpolation Optical Flow
https://helpx.adobe.com/media-encoder/using/export-settings-reference.html
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almost sounds like the memory card couldn’t keep up. it also sounds like its dropping, so I don’t think this is recoverable.
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does this happen to the timeline or just the export? try removing adjustment layers, try software render, and try prores export. some h.264 accelerated encoding also may cause issues.
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I’ve read about this before. I saw some threads saying it doesn’t show up in the canon DPP software. maybe you can convert out of raw in there before importing into adobe. also, if you’d like to post something, maybe a tweak can be had in another colormodel like YUV. does the stripe move in the image?
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also check out shutter encoder which has more video codecs options. for example, you can convert directly to prores so you don’t have to make proxies for smooth playback. although in handbrake, it may be possible for h.264 in command line with, no pb frames, cabac off and essentially be a intraframe mp4.
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first i’d try to see if I could modify global hue to rotate the whole image around the skin tone line. Then if global hue failed, I would try hue vs. hue and hue vs lum to rotate skin onto skin tone line.(you could even use a track matte to force mid-range luma to hue bias) . if that didn’t work, I might need to use hsl selections or even animated masks.
again, it’s hard to say without a screenshot to even know if its a grading issue or color recovery issues from very low cri lighting or simply white balance.
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i was mentioning izotope. but keep in mind that their version 9 is much better than version 8, so is pretty much on par with cedar,; which some agree with. They also have a weblink that discusses the order of effects from a software developer point of view, which mostly agrees with my tests.
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you could try the cineon effect (linear to log). or maybe change the color management. or try a layer set as mode ‘multiply’ in curves.
also, your gamut is going to be clumped into a small area, so play with sat v sat.