Film Like Feel

[Giancarlo Bianchi]

Jamie, as long as I get, you shot 23.976 fps, you edit with the R3d or proxies (why would you want to lost information?), then color correct, and after that do the pulldown of the final work.
The difference is that if you shoot straight down in 29,97 you`ll get that video look, instead of converting (pulling down) film rate 24,976fps to video rate 29,97

I think that`s it, right?

 

[jamieheinrich]

have you tried playing with magic bullet?

btw jamie- nice motion gfx

thanks and yea i have, but its more than just a plugin or color correcting thing. I think it is a pulldown deal in the playback flow...

 

[Greg M]

thanks and yea i have, but its more than just a plugin or color correcting thing. I think it is a pulldown deal in the playback flow...

its all of the above.

 

[Justin Anderson]

The first problem I see is your drinking Coors.

Ahahahaha!

In a quick fix, Newcastle will help correct the video look.

 

[Jonathan L. Bowen]

lol, oh boy the "organic" and "videoish" terminology again. I love these discussions. From what I've seen, when people say something looks like video now days it means it looks far superior to film, crystal clear, and without visual artifacts or defects. Thanks, I'll take my video-ish look over grainy footage any day! But in post you can do what you want to that footage and make it look crappier, if that's the look you want to go for.

RED footage looks gorgeous, doesn't look anything but an improved version of film. It's like film quality, but with all of the bad parts gone.