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Perfect Color Match with Different Cameras - Filmmaking Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 4 січ 2018
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A common headache in video production is matching footage from multiple cameras. If you are prepared, though, this can be an easy process.
In today’s tutorial, I will color match shots from the URSA Mini 4.6K, Sony a6500 and Panasonic GH4.
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Tom you are the best!
This is something I have been wondering and worrying about mixing my GH4, 5DMK11 and my Sony AX100.
Can't thank you enough for this would give you ten thumbs up if I could!
Cheers, Pete
These color grading vids are my new favorites from all over UA-cam.
Excellent tutorial.
This information is absolute gold. I had to stumble through and learn all of this stuff on my own. It's pretty great that you summarized it and made it really easy for people to digest. Researching each piece took me a lot of time. Thanks, Tom.
Tom, my man. At the time of its release, this tutorial was one of the most valuable pieces of content I ever saw and 4 years later it still is. Thank you very much.
As someone who is partially colorblind and struggles a lot with matching cameras... this is honestly a life saver. Thanks for sharing this
Amazing. I will probably watch this every couple of months.
OMG. YOU ARE THE HERO COLOUR SCIENCE DESERVE!
THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN. You have saved me tons of money.
This tutorial is gold. I use an Ursa Mini 4.6K and a 5D MKIII but in the past didn't bother combining the two because the range compared is like apples and oranges. Then i began using magic lantern on the 5D with a fast lens to help in shot matching but this video is the icing on the cake. Now i can have a good A and B cam setup. Thanks for this Tom!
Oxyopia Global happy to hear this is of help! Also you got a nice setup. Keep on filming
Tom Antos thank you! ☺
One little trick is that when you have color checker selected from the drop down menu and position on the image you can just go to Save and it will save new color reference. Also it's sometimes good idea to rolloff highlights and shadows from the curves after you make a match.
Best instruction I've seen so far on color grading thanks a lot.
Very very useful! Thanks a lot
YES. I've needed to know how to do this for so long!!
thank you, Tom. watching your tutorials for years. very informative and usefull
You a legend keep the good work I love you tutorials on filmmaking so much information
Thank you very much for this info. This is the most helpful video I have seen. Coming from still photography, most of everything has been the same, but I have never had so much trouble matching color with different cameras doing stills.
Tom, this is legendary. Thank you so much!
Fantastic detailed tutorial as always! If one is pressed for time and has multiple scenes to match, its worth editing in DaVinci Resolve since you can match with the color checker in the program itself.
My favorite video of yours so far! Probably because I woke up thinking about camera matching haha
This is awesome, thanks man. I tried using it with the colorbars on my clapperboard, worked pretty well actually - at least got me in the ballpark so I could tweak it afterwards!
Great tutorial! Thanks a lot. I will use this technique when grading my next multi-cam shoot. Cheers
I always seem to learn something from your video. Thank you!
Thank you Tom! because I bought color card!
Thank you for your shearing your knowledge.
Thank you Tom for this test . I am more confident to get Xrite color chart
This is exactly one of my goals to work on this year.
Tom, great job man! thank you!
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Tom You are the man! The Best. Thank youuuuu Brother
Gotta try this metod! Legend!
Good stuff Tom!
Great video. Thanks for this! I have 3DLut Creator that i use for photography. I need to upgrade to the PRO edition to access that grid feature. I didn't even know that feature existed!
this is amazing! Thank you.
Very helpful. Thanks Tom.
Very, very helpful. Thank you
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Fantastic, thanks Tom.
You are a Genius!!!!!
this. is. brilliant.
Use ful info bro
Tom, thanks for great advices. Maybe you can make tutorial, how to match different cameras when you shot indoor run and gun production in various light conditions (e.g.: music event or symposium)?
Thanks, this is great.
BIG THANKS!
Thanks very much Tom.
Can I make this process for simpler cameras, like a Canon T5i, gopro and drone cameras?
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Thank's! You are the best! Great tips! Thank You
You are welcome!
Wonderful video, thank you for such a great tutorial. I've been matching colors by eye from different cameras so far.. I wonder if it's possible to match a drone footage with a cinema camera video, without using a color card?
Thank you 👏 grateful.
Thanks for the great video,
With version would you suggesties for matching cameras?
this is smart thx for sharing
Hey Tom, can you give the reference of the Lanparte "holder" you use to hold the X-Rite Color Checker Video ?
Great tut! I love this program. PS I looks like the chart is inverted and upside down @ the 19:05 mark.
Thanks a lot. 🙏♥️🙏
What I’ve found using these color charts is that even after you correct using this ... once you throw a color grade lut on top of the corrected footage , it still acts weird
Thanks Tom
Hi Tom, love the color videos, very helpful! Do you prefer the large Colorchecker or the smaller passport for video shoots?
Another great trick, thank you!!! Which 3D Lut Creator i need? Really the most expensive version or not?
Tom, love the channel, always precise and clear, without all that wacky American stuff. I belong to a film making club and we make collaborative films using several different cameras. I'm trying to learn colour correction and grading, I have FCPX .4 now with all its wonderful colour tools, but still no tool for X rite!', I have not had the opportunity as yet to test FCPX's colour balance tool to match cameras do I need X-rite or does the Balance Colour tool in FCPX do a good enough job? I have a cheap colour chart bought from Hong Kong which follows the same layout as X-rite, but so far, even if I crop to it it does not do a better job than just using colour balance on the entire frame. Andy Wills from England.
Tom, In order to achieve color matching as you describe it in this video, could you please tell me which version of 3d Color Lut Creator I can buy. Looking for the least expensive. Thank you!
How well have you found the matching of camera colors hold after doing heavy grading?
This is really great, thank you. We met at NAB last week at the Atomos dinner; I’m sorry we didn’t get to talk more. Are you using Resolve as well now? If so, do you know if this is possible inside of Resolve without having to generate a LUT externally? I never thought about using the color checker to create a LUT/grade on a chart in a shot that you already like the look of; I’ve always thought of charts as having to revert to a “correct” base line, then build a look from there. This is really cool!
How about for Live Broadcast? Can it be done for live applications? Thanks in advanced Tom!
Does this apply to smartphone cameras also? If not, do u know of any other color matching software programs that matches cameras as well as smartphone cameras? Thank you! Awesome tutorial!!!
That URSA is sharp.
hey tom this video was awsome! I have a question though, and it might be a little bit stupid but you do the color correction before or after you do these custom luts? Thanks in advance!
Hi Tom,
Nice video thanks!
Could you tell me which version of the 3d lut creator you downloaded?
There is a "grading" one for only 99 dollars, do you know if that allows for the same features as you present in your video?
Cheers
What a great video. So does camera color science matter if you can just match any camera to any other camera with a simple lut?
How about doing the same thing with only davinchi resolve without 3d lut creator?
Should you use this for every new scene/location?
I use the Sony camera and not shooting raw nor a high bitrate.
Or would a grey card be enough?
Hey Tom, great video! Can I ask, where did you get the clamp/holder that your Xrite Color Checker Video is sitting on? Does it have a brand name or a generic purpose name for its use? :)
Do you have a tutorial like this using just premiere pro with lumitri and color channel mixer stuff? I want to learn to use histograms, RGB parade, etc properly when grading
Hi, Tom. Could you tell us what that bracket is that is holding your colour cards on the stand?
Hey Scott do you ever use log, when filming?
Ok, I have a question, what about balancing all the clips to the x rite and then applying the Lutz?
Intresting
Can't you do the same think as 3d lut creator in Davinci resolve free? It has a colour matcher just like that one
Thank's
Can you tell us how you create the better Ursa mini lut than the default 3d luts creator one (bluish one).
Great Video. In 3D Lut Creator, do you have to buy the full professional version of the software to do this technique or can it be done with the grading version?
Curious if you ever found out your answer
Hey Tom! Is there a way to use the photo xrite to video? If there is how would you do it in the 3d lut creator? The lines don't match at all on the custom mode.
Hey Tom, what mount are you using for your xrite card? Thanks!
Can you do that in Resolve more easily ?
Hi. I've only just come across this video.
I have a question. do the cameras have to be set up before filming or can it be done with the shot 'footage'?
Wonder how well Premiere color match hold up to this
So what edition do I need to purchase just to create custom luts for Premier Pro with matching of color targets
? Grading, Standard or Pro?
Thanks
Pro unfortunately
SUPER helpful video, Tom! Quick question: Which version of 3D LUT Creator are you using? I'm on a budget, but I want to make sure I purchase the version that will allow me to do this most effectively.
I am the same as Ashley Simeonov, There are three version which are Grading editon, Standard and Pro. I believe you are using Pro version? Can we use Grading edition instead? many thanks.
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Can someone explain (or link to an explanation of) how to do this on Davinci Resolve? Or any other software? The software he talks about here isn't available in the US.
Could I use photoshop to match the colours since I have that already and I don’t have 3D out creator? If so how would I do that?
Well, so that program is needed besides the editing program?
Hi Tom, i was wondering... I use 3 sony's for streaming and one black m pocket 4k and i can't get the color match right in Vmix...now i can load a lut in the blkmc ...how can i make a match lut to look like a sony a7 or a6300?
yes if you do the right lut and apply it in camera it will look the same coming out of the HDMI port.
Thanks for the video. Unfortunately you haven't tried this software on a PC where it just doesn't work. Apart from being horribly slow (on a fast machine) the custom LUT technique is a disaster when using it in Davinci Resolve 15. I notified the software company about this and asked for my money back but so far no reply...
Tom, I'm having some issues using a really low cost Checker, it's "Less than 3 neutral color were found, please check tour values". Do you recommend something to do? Thanks!!!
99% of my jobs are for IMAG (image magnification), so I can't do color correction/match cameras after the fact, I have to do it before/during the event. How could I apply this same concept in my case? BTW This is a great video!
Can you do this in FCPX? If so, how?
I have a Canon XF300 HD camera and a Panasonic DVX200. The XF300 does not have any log profile. Can I still match the two cameras?
Yes... it doesnt matter if you shoot log or not.
Hi Tom - nice tutorial! I have a different question: How do you set your focus well for your youtube videos in case you are alone? Because I guess you can´t operate your camera while you are sitting in front of it. So do you have any hints? - thanks, Karsten
I set up an object where I am gonna be standing or sitting. For my I usually put a light stand with a color board like the ones I show in this video. This way I get the colors reference and I can set my focus. I focus my camera on the light stand. Then I hit record and go in-front of the camera but i put the light stand with the checker board aside and i stand in its place.
Could you use the colour charts you get at the local hardware store? I am a cheap skate and on a tight budget
Interesting...worth a shot
Doesn't seem like you can purchase 3D lut creator in the U.S. anymore.. Is there any way to match colors if you forgo your custom lut and just want the cameras to match?
Hi Tom. Thanks for this. What version of 3DLutCreator did you use? (Grading Edition: $99, Standard: $199, or Pro: $249)? The site isn't clear at all what the differences are.
Sadly, he is using the Pro. I just bought the Grading Edtion and it doesn't have the tool that he uses to get the color chart grid.
So annoying! This is really deceptive advertising that they don’t explain this ANYWHERE in their documentation, and it’s really the only reason I bought it.
@@michaelarmstrong8092 davincci does the same thing but free
Dude your so bad ass 😎
WE ARE YOUR TEST 😉 thnx
my 3d lut creator created 1 lut for me and than i can't create anymore help plz when i save the lut and i go to the folder where i saved it i can't find it