Process Breakdowns & Comparisons
From the original file to Rec.709 to the final look
Tennis Player - The Eyes
For this scene, I felt it not only needed a dramatic look, but also the eyes needed special attention. I took a bit of their redness out and sharpenned them a little, creating a very impactfull final look.
Camera: Sony F55
Footage: Mathew Scott (MTS Films)
Eyes Close-up
Details and textures are some of the aspects that were taken into account here.
Camera: BMCC6K
Footage: Mark Mann
Model Close-up
A cleaner, "advertisement-like" look for this model close-up
Camera: Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro
Footage: John Brawley
Boy and his watch
Highlighting the watch in this scene was one of the goals, bringing the viewer's attention to it to enhance the narrative
Camera: Blackmagic URSA Mini Pro
Footage: Matteo Bertoli
The Wedding
A breakdown of a look using the Kodak 2383 print film emulation followed by a second look option using the Kodak Vision3
Camera: Sony A7IV
Footage: Kraig Pruett
The Bartender
When I'm Grey and Old
Working on a dramatic, high-contrast B&W look using the RGB channels to create a harsh, distinctive texture
Camera: BMPCC4K
