Need to help.. this style RMD

[Vithya Sharma]

Hi Redcine. user .Please help me...

I need this Look(attach one pic) Redcine-x RMD Look file,,

please

thank you

 

[Pablo Moreno]

I think is a contrasted bleach bypass look, let me try..

 

[Bob Gundu]

As powerful as Redcine is, I wouldnt attempt to do any long format films graded with it.

 

[Gunleik Groven]

LOL (sorry, do not mean to be rude...)

You will not find a RCX "instant bond" lookfile, and if you did... It would only work on images exposed exactly like thisone.

And RCX is not really for grades like these.

You could however...
Start off with redgamma 2 (or redlogfilm)

Adjust contrast curves ballparky (but not too hard)
Check the channel curves, and I would sugest that you pulled the red channel down a bit in the bottom...

THEN add a bit of alchemy (to your taste) and finally adjust overall saturation with the LAST saturation controll.

That would get you quite some way with a daylight image like this...

Then possibly add a little bit of grain... Just to make the image breathe a bit.


Cheers

G

 

[Gunleik Groven]

You could also try starting off shooting with a bit of a ultracon or similar.... Or Black promist.

 

[Vithya Sharma]

Thank you Pablo Moreno

I think is a contrasted bleach bypass look, let me try..

 

[Vithya Sharma]

Thank you for your reaply Bob gundu

As powerful as Redcine is, I wouldnt attempt to do any long format films graded with it.

 

[Vithya Sharma]

Oheeeee Thankyou Somuch... Gunleik Groven....

LOL (sorry, do not mean to be rude...)

You will not find a RCX "instant bond" lookfile, and if you did... It would only work on images exposed exactly like thisone.

And RCX is not really for grades like these.

You could however...
Start off with redgamma 2 (or redlogfilm)

Adjust contrast curves ballparky (but not too hard)
Check the channel curves, and I would sugest that you pulled the red channel down a bit in the bottom...

THEN add a bit of alchemy (to your taste) and finally adjust overall saturation with the LAST saturation controll.

That would get you quite some way with a daylight image like this...

Then possibly add a little bit of grain... Just to make the image breathe a bit.


Cheers

G

 

[Pablo Moreno]

Hi Gunleik, I agree, but I think that even when the image wasn't exposed that way, remember too that ISO is only metadata, and you can always tweak a little in RCX.. I could be wrong..

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Hi Gunleik, I agree, but I think that even when the image wasn't exposed that way, remember too that ISO is only metadata, and you can always tweak a little in RCX.. I could be wrong..

The consequence of metadatachanges (like ISO/WB) have very non-meta consequences...

I just suggest what I would have tested first.

 

[Pablo Moreno]

I am trying your approach Gunleik, and it works, good job!

 

[Gunleik Groven]

I am trying your approach Gunleik, and it works, good job!

THX

Glad I did not spread total misinformation!

 

[Pablo Moreno]

How about a LUT?.. I just made one.. Doesn't work for RCX thou.. Works for Resove, AF, Premiere, etc.. let me know if you like it..

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Cool Pablo!

 

[Pablo Moreno]

Well, the LUT above is a little overexposed, I just noticed.. I am making some corrections now..

 

[Vithya Sharma]

:001_cool:


Tnx gys.... it.s grade Information......
I am happy... ..