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FCPX applying colour profile or LUT on Canon clips
15 Nov 2019 15:42 #102662
by Fordham
FCPX applying colour profile or LUT on Canon clips was created by Fordham
Hi all,
This coincided with Catalina, so this may be the issue. However, I thought to check with the community first.
The strange occurrence of what seems to be a profile being applied to my Canon 1DXMKII and Canon 5DMKIV clips. FS7, Fuji XT3 and EOS R clips remain unaffected.
I've attached 2 screen shots of the original and proxy comparison. This 'profile' also gets written into any export. I've checked the properties and no LUT of profile is being applied in any obvious way by FCPX. It's strange behaviour, because if I delete the proxy and transcode again, then the problem is also written into the proxy. (original proxies were created before the Catalina update. (Running Mid 2014 MBP 15"2.5, OSX 10.15.1 and FCPX 10.4.7)
As a bit of extra info QT and finder play the files with their original look, whilst VLC has the same 'profile/LUT' look, which leads me to think its the OS.
Any help would be much appreciated, as the profile destroys shadow detail completely.
Thanks,
Graeme
This coincided with Catalina, so this may be the issue. However, I thought to check with the community first.
The strange occurrence of what seems to be a profile being applied to my Canon 1DXMKII and Canon 5DMKIV clips. FS7, Fuji XT3 and EOS R clips remain unaffected.
I've attached 2 screen shots of the original and proxy comparison. This 'profile' also gets written into any export. I've checked the properties and no LUT of profile is being applied in any obvious way by FCPX. It's strange behaviour, because if I delete the proxy and transcode again, then the problem is also written into the proxy. (original proxies were created before the Catalina update. (Running Mid 2014 MBP 15"2.5, OSX 10.15.1 and FCPX 10.4.7)
As a bit of extra info QT and finder play the files with their original look, whilst VLC has the same 'profile/LUT' look, which leads me to think its the OS.
Any help would be much appreciated, as the profile destroys shadow detail completely.
Thanks,
Graeme
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16 Nov 2019 16:24 #102677
by dgwvideo
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Replied by dgwvideo on topic FCPX applying colour profile or LUT on Canon clips
When you say you checked properties, did you look in the video inspector under the general tab to show the LUT field as per the image below? Secondly, if this is not the issue, did you try to create a completely new library and import those clips with the same result?
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18 Nov 2019 07:37 #102689
by Fordham
Replied by Fordham on topic FCPX applying colour profile or LUT on Canon clips
Hey dgwvideo,
Thanks for the response... excuse my delay.
Yes, I checked the video inspector.
I tried to reimport and the problem lies squarely with Catalina. I ran my clone of OSX before I updated and the clips are running fine, even on the new version of fcpx.
Reverting my system back at the end of this week when I'm in the office again, until apple irons out 10.15 a bit. Too early...
Thanks for chipping in and if you have anything to add that might solve it, would be great to hear, as I'll update again and eventually might still need a fix.
I guess the screenshots didn't upload, for size reasons, and I'm away now, but if they would be helpful, I will downsize and upload. It's basically a reasonably flat out of the camera profile (Prolost) that gets a crushed by a few stops of dynamic range by fcpx, It seems recoverable to correct, but it's fundamentally a profile/LUT being applied. However, I would like to see exactly what I shot.
Thanks for your help,
Graeme
Thanks for the response... excuse my delay.
Yes, I checked the video inspector.
I tried to reimport and the problem lies squarely with Catalina. I ran my clone of OSX before I updated and the clips are running fine, even on the new version of fcpx.
Reverting my system back at the end of this week when I'm in the office again, until apple irons out 10.15 a bit. Too early...
Thanks for chipping in and if you have anything to add that might solve it, would be great to hear, as I'll update again and eventually might still need a fix.
I guess the screenshots didn't upload, for size reasons, and I'm away now, but if they would be helpful, I will downsize and upload. It's basically a reasonably flat out of the camera profile (Prolost) that gets a crushed by a few stops of dynamic range by fcpx, It seems recoverable to correct, but it's fundamentally a profile/LUT being applied. However, I would like to see exactly what I shot.
Thanks for your help,
Graeme
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