Chris Wright
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I don’t know exactly what is going on, first guess would be 16-235 from 0-255. what media player are you using to playback? does it look the same if you use VLC with openGL video output enabled or when you import it back in again?
as a last resort, you can also create a correction lut with iwltap, a free lut generator. just render out a corrected palette trillions of colors as a png and then click generate lut.
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not really, I do appreciate you helping me build a lut for the camera. now just buy that disney calibration wow disk so you can at least enjoy star wars!
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if you transcode to prores, cineform, or dnxhd, does the problem go away?
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if you transcode the variable framerate video with handbrake, the problem should go away.
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you’d color correct the dslr’s picture in photoshop so it matches the RGB values of the chip chart and create a LUT with iwltap, or use resolve’s colorchecker auto match feature. it doesn’t work if there’s reflections off the tv. the specular light would have to be at a far angle. that’s why it’s #3.
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its the dumb audio panning law. that’s why I export mono channels.
In premiere, make sure you have each surround stem in a mono track and NOT
a multichannel mono track. Otherwise, when you export the stem, the audio levels will be lowered considerably.make sure each one is properly channel routed in the mixer
and panned:L (1&2)pan left
R (1&2)pan right
C (3&4)pan left
Lfe (3&4) pan right
Ls (5&6) pan left
Rs (5&6) pan rightThis is a standard SMPTE 5.1 track order
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perhaps the newest version of extensify works with pro?? I’ll have to find it. did you do step 3 and click “retouch” in youtube and then cancel?
if that is still not working, I made a reverse lut that has worked for a lot of people that will make the image temporarily darker, then youtube lightens it again.fixmyyoutube lut download
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there’s 3 ways to calibrate your TV going from best to worst
1. spyder or some professional calibration
2. the disney WOW disk self calibration
3. take a picture of your TV showing color bars or chip chart with a DSLR that has been calibrated. In theory, if the DSLR is calibrated, its image it takes will also be calibrated. In a pinch, it works great if your careful.also, in after effects, you can use find edges as a luma matte for smart blur. it will only blur sharp lines. works really well for oversharpened video.
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just keep everything as Rec. 709 16-235 limited range, Prores 422 HQ.
https://vimeo.com/help/compression