Chris Wright
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I recommended EXR half float as Premiere doesn’t support 16 bit tiff. (which is a little silly)
here’s the crosspost:
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ya, i used fast color corrector, clicked white balance eye dropper on hands, and got close.
The problem is the table is reflecting orange spill back on to the actor. You’re gonna need some delicate secondaries on this one!!
the bad thing about changing hue by 3 way color correctors is posterization. It just won’t work that way in real life with 8 bit video.
You actually will need to key with this one.
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you’re getting banding if you shoot 8 bit for sure which h.264 is. it’s the same idea why the hue angle makes little dots 😉
with h.264, you need to check your zebras/histogram for correct black/white levels and white balance to the native kelvin of the light source whether it be bulbs or sun. if need be, its always better to up the iso than try to push it in post to recover shadows, and highlights clipped are gone forever.
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hi,
you’re probably wondering why does any of this matter, because you can fix it in post, I’ll add this little tip:
Besides the fact that you want to have a single temp for all light sources(for no dis-coloration), the closer your camera’s white balance matches the actual k of the ambient light, the less banding you’ll have when color correcting.(non-RAW)
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i don’t want to post a registry edit here so google “user choice registry”
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it should fix with hold down right shift then right click open with, browse to application-check box always open with.
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1. probably need to make nvidia control panel set ae as always use
2. go into the bios setup. From there, disable the “iGPU” features.
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there has been times people transcode the wrong framerate.