Grade my R3d for stock footage

[Nejc Slatner]

Hi,I would like to see some options how would you guys grade this R3D jogging clip shot for stock video sales. This was shot as jogging after work with Movi handheld gimbal.Thanks!

R3d file: https://mega.co.nz/#!AJ9QGCwS!0ixpYv7QDXTHY8dUHL4l7hvEX0suPbiazcoGr1adEfA

 

[Randall Weatherington]

If the licensing website accepts raw .r3d files, then leave it raw, and let whoever purchases the clip grade it themselves.

 

[Patrick Tresch]

If the licensing website accepts raw .r3d files, then leave it raw, and let whoever purchases the clip grade it themselves.

+1 but you can give your RMD file to have a pregraded picture style.



Pat

 

[Arthur Woo]

link dead

 

[Marc Wielage]

Hi,I would like to see some options how would you guys grade this R3D jogging clip shot for stock video sales. This was shot as jogging after work with Movi handheld gimbal.Thanks!

What I see in the file was shot at an ISO of 320 and the highlights look fairly clipped. My advice would be to try to underexpose a little more -- there's a lot of detail lost in the face and sky, and it's not helped by the lens flare. Strictly my opinion.



It's hard to tell from my correction, but I do have a garbage matte over the girl's face and the grad is not going through her face (despite how it looks). The windows need to be finessed, but I threw this together in 3 minutes just for fun.

 

[Brad Allen]

Pretty warm - but I'm guessing that if you're unable to deliver the Raw R3D that most grades will end up taking an afternoon jog in this direction anyhow. That said - this is just a Redcine-X quick look. Could probably do with some windowing in Resolve etc to help make her pop a little more.

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

+1 but you can give your RMD file to have a pregraded picture style.

Or you can apply your look/RMD to your clip and export a new R3D with that look to send out, no separate RMD required.