Film stock emulation plug-in for Premiere

[Kamilla Lusa]

Hi guys,

I am looking for film stock emulation plugins that work with Premiere. They are useful for quick turnaround web stuff or when communication with colorists for larger projects.

I googled a little bit but maybe you know some good ones?
This is what I used so far:

Exposure by Alien Skin Software - this is the best for me however it does not work with Premiere, stills only.
Magic Bullet Looks - a bit cheesy, did not quite like it.
Film Stocks by Digital Film Tools - downloaded demo today, seems nice but not quite as good result as with Exposure by Alien Skin Software.

Any more suggestions?

Thanks
Kamilla

 

[Tim Morten]

FilmConvert allegedly has an AE plug-in coming out in a couple of months and a Premiere version sometime after.

 

[Lliam Worthington]

I haven't bought any products as yet from these sellers yet, but I intend to as their products look fantastic. You can get some free samples.

http://cinegrain.com/

Best

Lliam

 

[Tom.Wong]

cinegrain is great, works with anything with a layered composite mode, and a simple brightness/contrast filter. lot easier to work with, and not locked into just one system.

 

[Lliam Worthington]

Just stumbled across this post too...

http://nofilmschool.com/2012/02/add...tm_campaign=Feed:+nofilmschool+(NoFilmSchool)

Best

Lliam

 

[Mitch Martinez]

GenArts Sapphire is pretty cool too...

http://www.genarts.com/software/sapphire/overview

 

[Bob Gruen]

MB Looks seems to react too extremely to Red footage for me. Dialing back the overall percentage when applying a preset really helps.

MB Mojo seems to be designed around the orange / turquoise look that is based in human psychology (color palliate theory of complementary colors). It gives you a bunch of slider controls to adjust different aspects of this particular look, but that's all it's really good for.

Bob

 

[amber smith]

http://www.indiescans.com/ is the best cheap option for film grain if you can't afford to go with cinegrain.

It's real scans as opposed to the fake stuff modeled after grain scans or software.

 

[Paul Russell]

Rgrain rocks for the price.
Forget Magic Bullet, especially if you're running it on Premiere PC version. No mix slider means 'all or nothing' which is, quite frankly, utter shit.

 

[Nigel Stanford]

FilmConvert allegedly has an AE plug-in coming out in a couple of months and a Premiere version sometime after.

FilmConvert is indeed available for Premiere and After Effects. If it's grain you are after, we include 6K grain scans.

 

[Michael Patterson]

I really like filmconvert. MB looks and speedlooks haven't really done it for me. The filmconvert plugin for cs6 has worked without any hiccups at all.