Duke Sweden
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No, the LUTs are in their own folder (which as you know doesn’t neatly organize them) inside the Technical folder in both PPro and AME. I don’t think it was the LUT, like I said it was just time for PPro to crash. You know how it does on occasion.
I’ve been getting weird skin tones today. Shooting in the same room but under a sunnier conditions. Here’s an ungraded shot, then with gh5 indoor neutral/w lightened blacks (they’re all doing it while the official LUT is getting a lot closer to correct skin tone.
EDIT: I’ll have to do it tomorrow, for some reason my upload speed right now is like 5kbps.
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I must have to shoot in really low light because it just turns everything into super nova bright. Also, and I hate to tell you, but it appears some of your LUTs causes Lumetri to throw an error that you can’t recover from. I have to shut down and restart PPro. I believe it happened, in fact, when I tried the low light LUT on some footage I just shot.
Anyway, believe it or not, the pest control guy was at my house just now and sprayed me full on the face by accident so I’m off to take a loooooong shower.
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Well, I hadn’t planned on putting going to Iceland on my to-do list but… ????
That’s a youtube video, as you know, so I no more have access to a png of the original file as you do. Looks like I’ll have to live on. Thanks a lot, Wright!!! ????
Anyway is there anything else I can provide you to help out your experiments? Not necessarily for my benefit, just as a thanks for all the work you’ve put into the Sweden Collection.
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Forgot to add the video link:
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I don’t know why I didn’t think of this before. Here is a video with a “look” that I always am striving for. I can never get that skin tone. I don’t know if he’s wearing makeup or what, by my face is always 4 different skin tones with glare on top.
I’d like you to either:
1. Create a LUT that can get close to this look. OR…
2. Tell me why it needs more than a LUT to accomplish this and what I need to do. I just shot some footage in these same conditions and it just looks like crap even after color correcting and grading.If you could do that I can finally die 😉
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Too much trouble for me. I’d rather have you do it ????
By making more movies do you mean my green screen comedies? If so, yeah, I’ve made 3 since we moved to my new place. I’m currently dry on ideas right now. If I could I’d make 2 or 3 every week, but I make up the dialog and situations as I shoot. It gets hard after a while. But I love doing it, I’d love even more to be able to get out and shoot some really nice footage.
Anyway, here’s the latest 3. If you’ve ever watched The Haunted Collector you’ll get a kick out of them. If not, they won’t make much sense.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlMUI2IeD0Ihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EH3dEW7xbzY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HuVrJx5MaY
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I have no idea what to do with the xmp’s. Anyway, I tried it on a fairly well lit clip by mistake and it came out horrible, however your gh5 neutral really looked nice. My sound bar was acting up so I’ve been messing with that most of the morning. I’ll get to applying it to an actual underlit scene and, as usual, report back.
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Thanks, Chris, but aren’t we at the point now where your LUTs will only work in certain situations? I’ve placed LUTs that made Grandma’s home movies look like Ben Hur, on to my clips, and they turn into mush. I’ll try this new one on some other clips as a test. I will admit your other LUTs in this thread seem to be working across the board.
Will report back.
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You’re probably better off checking the GH5 forum on Reddit. You’ll get a faster response and more detailed.
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No, I wish, but I only have regular lenses. I do shoot 10 bit, however. The 400mbps ALL-I update doesn’t come out until the end of September. I’ll look for a low light still and get it to you shortly. Oh, btw, the latest raised blacks LUT is perfect! Both indoor and out door.
EDIT: Here’s the still. Oddly enough when I went to apply the latest indoor LUT, Premiere Pro crashed, but I have a feeling it was just time, not caused by the LUT. I’ll continue testing.
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