Devin Uzan
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I would take a look at Gnomon and Santa Monica College too.
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You can also render out a 16 bit log TIFF, no Cineon Conversion. Make your own LUT in Photoshop (make a log curve in CURVES) as an adjustment layer. Paint, do work etc. Turn off the LUT and render out again.
Do some tests first. I have not done this in a few years but it always worked for me.
cheers
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I agree. Along with outdated mask tools, insufficient scaling algorithms, non-integrated color correction is a main weak point for me.
I hope the above can be addressed in the next version but I am not holding my breath.
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In the Render Queue it is off by default. This is a common problem of people overlooking the checkbox in the Output Module for audio.
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You need to convert to Log first then use DPX or Cineon in the Render Queue. AE doesn’t make it log for you. It just becomes a linear file in a log format.
Use the Cineon Converter or get a custom lut or curve from the output people. But my guess is Smoke is more for linear files?
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Well I snooped around a little and found out this is a known bug. I guess I will work in 6.5 for these simple 4K matte paintings.
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AE 7 is so much better. I also had to go back to 6.5 recently and it felt like I was wasting my time rearranging windows and navigating.
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I agree with Tony. Using Photoshop for this is more time consuming and will look worse and/or bad. You simply do not have the frame by frame control in Photoshop which will reult in a flickering and obvious edge.
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Algolith seems extremely pricey. There is also the option of blowing up using actions in Photoshop if blowing up is your only option at this point. Also for $500 you could get a copy of Shake (if you are on a Mac) which has quite useful scaling algorithms as well as numerous other things.
AE’s native scaling algorithms are laughable.
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Algolith seems extremely pricey. There is also the option of blowing up using actions in Photoshop if blowing up is your only option at this point. Also for $500 you could get a copy of Shake (if you are on a Mac) which has quite useful scaling algorithms as well as numerous other things.
AE’s native scaling algorithms are laughable.