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Please, please, please help this newcomer create this look :)
16 Oct 2013 23:20 #32605
by Filmchick
Hi guys and gals, this is my first post in here so hopefully I can get some help from you guys.
I am desperately trying to create this look and I'm not having too much luck
I have found different tutorials where you composite in a creamy colored solid, but I feel like there is more to this look than that and simply pulling up the shadows.
I have Magic Bullet Looks as well so if I'm not able to get it in Final Cut, I can use that.
Any and all help would be much appriciated. Please and Thank you :kiss:
I am desperately trying to create this look and I'm not having too much luck
I have found different tutorials where you composite in a creamy colored solid, but I feel like there is more to this look than that and simply pulling up the shadows.
I have Magic Bullet Looks as well so if I'm not able to get it in Final Cut, I can use that.
Any and all help would be much appriciated. Please and Thank you :kiss:
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17 Oct 2013 16:40 #32626
by Yarrow
Replied by Yarrow on topic Please, please, please help this newcomer create this look :)
Have you tried blending light leaks as part of the process? There are a ton of freebies out there, and fcpeffects.com has some low cost ones as well.
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18 Oct 2013 22:35 #32713
by dgwvideo
Creating history....one edit at a time !
Replied by dgwvideo on topic Please, please, please help this newcomer create this look :)
There is more than one single look or color grade in that video. Some segments have varying degrees of contrast, shadows and other exposure settings. Portions of the video have a more subtle saturation than others. The light leaks are a separate effect on top of the color grading. I'm not sure exactly what you are asking.
Creating history....one edit at a time !
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20 Oct 2013 03:11 #32739
by jakekeller
Replied by jakekeller on topic Please, please, please help this newcomer create this look :)
Try using Looks and starting out with the Dream Haze option, then add and change your parameters from there. It sounds like you're trying to achieve something that has a good amount of diffusion to it, whereas it has been achieved in-camera for those shots of the flowers due to the natural light and sun. If you're comping in After Effects, you can add a wiggle effect to Exposure and maybe some DeFocus blur too.
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21 Oct 2013 07:36 #32783
by Neguah
Replied by Neguah on topic Please, please, please help this newcomer create this look :)
He says that he only used tint and RGB to create the look, and also said it was very simple.
And the camera settings was reduced by -2, probably known as a flat image. Easier to edit in post.
I'm sorry I can't help you more.
And the camera settings was reduced by -2, probably known as a flat image. Easier to edit in post.
I'm sorry I can't help you more.
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