Which look? IT's commercial about cancer

[Kemalettin Sert]

 

[Jake Bastian]

My RCX Correction:

End thread. Matt's got talent.

 

[John Galeano]

I think Matt Ryan and Phil Holland nailed it.

 

[Jon Carr]

My quick cc

 

[greg filipkowski]

R3D's guys so can add it to the video with all the looks
https://vimeo.com/50903716

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USEd mitchell for export

 

[Bob Gundu]

Ok, I'll play...

RMD file

 

[Phil Holland]

I cheated and used Speedgrade Didn't know you wanted a pure R3D solution. I added a secondary on his teeth and a bit of a mask to soften the neck and his right shoulder.

 

[greg filipkowski]

OH Phil, I was soooo looking forward for that skin tone

 

[Taylor Morrison]

Hows this?

 

[Dominick Pietrzak]

Wow Matt that looks amazing! Great work.

 

[Jesper Sichlau]

My look

But with use of After Effects instead of Redcine X.

 

[Nick Gardner]

A lot of nice looks. I think I would go with Jespers.

Nick

 

[Gavin Greenwalt]

My take.

If I was going to keep tweaking it though with a touch of photoshop...

 

[Gavin Greenwalt]

After reading your outline...

rmd:
http://www.gunleik.com/fb/nosha4.zip

I like this one. Although maybe too flat.

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Thanks Gavin.

A slight sat and wb differnce only between your and mine, as far as I can see...

Liked yours too!

And there are lots of niceones here, depending on interpretation.

 

[Steinar Andersen]

My RCX Correction:

best one by far. Only one that has the sharpness but not overdone, and the touch of grain is nice. A commercial about cancer needs to have ha little warmth/ligthness in the colors to contrast against the heavy and dark subject matter or it will just get too gloomy and sad, unless that is what you are going for.

The sharpness is really important to add to RED footage, because there is no form of sharpness added in camera. If you don't add any sharpness the image will look muddy and slightly out of focus (unless you have super sharp lenses). With the sharpness you can really appreciate the detail and the character of his face and particulary the eyes, which is really important to crate a connection to the viewer. The sharpness is very well implementet in this grade, as it looks very natural partly because of the added grain which hides the fact that it's sharpened and adds some texture to the footage.

 

[Gunleik Groven]

Yup. Mat it is!

 

[Matt Ryan]

Thanks guys.

I love that so many people come up with so many different looks. Pretty fun playing with cc and doing it entirely in RedcineX. Too bad we don't have secondaries...

Just for fun here's a neutral version:

 

[Chris McKechnie]

Thanks guys.

I love that so many people come up with so many different looks. Pretty fun playing with cc and doing it entirely in RedcineX. Too bad we don't have secondaries...

Just for fun here's a neutral version:

How much sharpening did you add?

 

[Matt Ryan]

How much sharpening did you add?

quite a bit (more than I'd ever really do on an in focus shot)...the shot is really soft. The 35mm film grain helps with sharpening as well and hides the unsharp mask quite a bit. Same sharpening and 35mm grain as my previous 1st lights in this thread.