Kenny Evans
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Yes, I can also download any of this stuff but neither the software nor the RAW plugin are compatible with my computer as per my original post… I need 10.10 or higher I believe and Photoshop CC.
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The link to the picture style is still on the Technicolor website.
https://www.technicolor.com/cinestyle
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Thanks Jeremy, appreciate the advice. I’ve been editing stuff for 30 years but been out of the loop for a good 5 on a sabbatical. Got all the latest gear and found myself in a hole very quickly. It’s been bad enough trying to get my head around FCPX after almost 20 on the old version but I couldn’t carry on any longer on it with it’s total lack of modern format support. I shall be back here no doubt!
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I suppose I’m after something that says: Don’t use compound clips, don’t use anything that’s been altered with the scale or position tools etc. Just some things that are known not to work outside of very basic cuts and dissolves. Thanks for the help though, the decompose tip has helped.
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Thanks, that makes perfect sense, however on some segments where I have secondary storylines with shots in, it’s just made a mess of them and 1 fades to black at either end when it should fade into the shots below it. Clearly I can’t grade this and I’m worried I have to do some daft workaround with a single untrimmed shot in that example. What I think I’m after is like some kind of rule book from Resolve that has the do’s and don’t’s so I can make my life as stress free as possible and try and avoid these caveats from the get go.