Great video as usual, Camon! You give us enough information to show that we need to dig deeper into our understanding of these concepts. As a novice, in post I first get exposure right and then crank up the contrast and saturation as you mentioned. Now I'm wondering how to do this properly in final cut. I'll keep researching. Thx again!
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Really great explanetions. Thank you so much for all your videos, it really help my better explain and simplify the explanations I give to my students.
I hope that you know you should have thousands of subscribers right ? You have a nice way to teach. Be more concistant with the videos and make smaller videos too and you will take off...
I use ACES transforms personally, I just used color space transforms for the sake of the video because they offer more detail about what's going on. Both achieve the same thing
@@VideoTechExplained Thanks for replying. Do you also keep the color science to "DaVinci YRGB" or do you change it to "ACEScc"? (Color Management tab in settings)
Aces makes sense for big budget projects where they have tons of VFX. However, it doesn't support some consumer cameras like DJI for example. DWG on the other hand supports more cameras. A color space transform is even more versatile as you can pair different Color space and gamma on clip basis.
It can be used for both photos or video though it's less common in photography since it's easier to shoot RAW stills than RAW video (RAW offers even more flexibility than log)
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Great video as usual, Camon! You give us enough information to show that we need to dig deeper into our understanding of these concepts. As a novice, in post I first get exposure right and then crank up the contrast and saturation as you mentioned. Now I'm wondering how to do this properly in final cut. I'll keep researching. Thx again!
OMG THANK YOU!! Ur channel is a hidden gem!! U just helped me with my HDR color/brightness correction thru this method! YES THIS IS THE RIGHT WAY! I appreciate it!!!!!
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The subject is bit complex, but you explain it clearly and with few words, it's great!
Really great explanetions. Thank you so much for all your videos, it really help my better explain and simplify the explanations I give to my students.
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Good work! Very good explains and examples.. you should do more about color science !
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This depends on someone's view of contrast and shadows. I like to see more.
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Good stuff.
I hope that you know you should have thousands of subscribers right ? You have a nice way to teach. Be more concistant with the videos and make smaller videos too and you will take off...
1:40 This might be a dumb question but we dont just use a file with for example 1000 brightnesslevels?
Great question! What you're describing is HDR :) It exists, but it isn't very widely adopted yet
At the last part of the narration you told the lut can be used in other softwares, but does that give the same quality!
Thank you for the value, what do you think about using the "ACES Transform" instead of the "Color Space Transform" in Resolve?
I use ACES transforms personally, I just used color space transforms for the sake of the video because they offer more detail about what's going on. Both achieve the same thing
@@VideoTechExplained Thanks for replying. Do you also keep the color science to "DaVinci YRGB" or do you change it to "ACEScc"? (Color Management tab in settings)
@@manucass1000 I use ACEScct in the project settings
Aces makes sense for big budget projects where they have tons of VFX. However, it doesn't support some consumer cameras like DJI for example. DWG on the other hand supports more cameras. A color space transform is even more versatile as you can pair different Color space and gamma on clip basis.
does it apply to photos either?
Do logs apply to pictures as well? Or is this curve only applied to video?
It can be used for both photos or video though it's less common in photography since it's easier to shoot RAW stills than RAW video (RAW offers even more flexibility than log)
response to questiuon 8:03: you switch to davinci resolve :))))hahaha