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  • Jeremy Hansen

    February 28, 2019 at 5:45 pm in reply to: Whites clipping to harsh blue color

    Thank you for your answer! I am away for a bit but I will try it and report back.

  • Jeremy Hansen

    February 27, 2019 at 5:09 pm in reply to: Whites clipping to harsh blue color

    Right… I was just trying to get to a balanced shot to start actually grading. What the X-rite is made for.

    I guess maybe I wasn’t clear. I understand that I can grade everything from scratch, as I have been doing for years. But there is no reason for these whites to clip into a harsh blue color like this even using the color match feature. My hope was that someone would have a very obvious solution to this issue – perhaps it was a common one that I just didn’t know about not having used the color match feature.

    So far the advice has been repeatedly – don’t use the color match feature which though I appreciate input, is not helpful in any way.

    Has anyone else seen this type of artifact? Where whites are clipped into a very harsh color? Using color match OR NOT, since the solution may be the same. If so, what was your fix other than throwing away all your work and starting over?

  • Jeremy Hansen

    February 27, 2019 at 9:10 am in reply to: Whites clipping to harsh blue color

    I’m certain that is the case – however I was stubbornly wanting to use the X-rite. I wasn’t able to key in out in Davinci even with another node. That was another odd thing.

    I agree that I could just do the grade over, I was too deep to start over. I was hoping the was a simple fix other than not using a feature.

  • Jeremy Hansen

    February 27, 2019 at 7:46 am in reply to: Whites clipping to harsh blue color

    Yes that is a work around, in fact what I ended up doing is exporting it with this artifact and then selectively keying it out in premiere. Cost me a few hours but I was able to get around it.

    I suppose I was just asking if anyone knew what is causing this and if there was a simple solution that I just overlooked.

    I appreciate your time / response though!

  • Jeremy Hansen

    February 27, 2019 at 6:34 am in reply to: Whites clipping to harsh blue color

    My workflow is this:

    Import the R3D files via XML, use the color match (an X-rite color checker passport was used on set), then grade.

    I’m using project settings, but I tried all the color settings in the project settings, I tried switching the Red Raw settings, I tried black hole sun fixer, lowering the highlight clip in the curves.

    It doesn’t seem to occur when I grade from scratch, not using the color match.

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