Anyone want to give this a grade?

[Andre W.]

giving it a shot....

 

[sergio arguello]

just a quick look...

 

[Desmond Ford]

Here is my take...

 

[Will Keir]

Nice work on bring the sky back, how many power windows went into this? Which program did you use?

I really like this one.

quick one...

 

[Will Keir]

Pretty clean and simple, a good conservative grade. What program?

 

[Will Keir]

That's quite nice too, the softness is quite well done. The eyes.... not sure. Would like to see these grades in motion.

In honor of the illustrious Oscars tonight I would submit...


http://www.flickr.com/photos/92932172@N03/8506605266/in/photostream

 

[Will Keir]

The 2nd has more appeal to me.

Nice shot.

Here is my take in Resolve. They're both essentially the same grade, the last one has just been desaturated and I've added a bit more contrast using a curve. A bit of film grain has been added to both in photoshop.

 

[Will Keir]

I got TONS of stuff. I'll post a few motion trims for those of your interested. I enjoy looking at everyone's work.

this is fun!!!! I wish more people would post raw to play with.... I get bored with my own stuff

 

[Will Keir]

First one. Better mood.

my quick grade:...added a 2nd version of the shot, slightly desaturated

 

[Will Keir]

Shane, when you reply you'll notice some options above where you type. Look to the far right. There is one called "insert image," hover over it to display names. Now you need to upload your shot to your own FTP or another side, then put the URL address after you click "insert image" and it will fill the entire page.

Now how do you get the nice little "attached Thumbnails? That's a great way to save space on a page.

Quick play with it took me here

Attached a JPEG, could figure out how to insert into post. #moron

 

[Will Keir]

Too much red IMO.

Another stab at it:

 

[Will Keir]

I really like the extreme added sharpness but the saturation under the helmet throws me off.

giving it a shot....

 

[Andre W.]

Thanks, yeah I would have to agree..... couldn't find when that popped in... gonna have to try again... oh darn

 

[Steve Smith]

Here is a warm version where you can see the eyes a bit more....

Used Resolve.

Cheers,
Steve Smith

 

[Shapour Daneshmand]

Here is my take...

My favorite so far!

 

[Elliot Pollaro]

Too much red IMO.

It's based in the 1940s so I did a two strip technicolor inspired grade.. I think that's where the reds get you

 

[Shiblon Wixom]

I think my grade is perhaps a little too safe after looking at others that have been posted, I would probably push the contrast and highlights more.

 

[John Schick]

Pretty clean and simple, a good conservative grade. What program?

I used After Effects - but I limited myself to a basic curves, saturation, & gradient ramp - so you could easily replicate it in Resolve, etc. I also used one of the film LUTs that have been circling around the forum recently.

 

[Dr. Sassi]

My two cents. Less saturation, more contrast, closer to an #85 stock, and eyes -- brighter and sharper. Top area darker as well a little vignetting.

 

[Will Keir]

Someone how got the eyes to stand out better than anyone else.

My two cents. Less saturation, more contrast, closer to an #85 stock, and eyes -- brighter and sharper. Top area darker as well a little vignetting.