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- Dennis Hingsberg
URSA mini 4.6K footage test drive
This past month marks exactly three years since the Sony F55 first started shipping and was available worldwide. I’ve been a pretty proud owner of the F55 and aside from some of it’s quirks that still exist, it’s a camera that has come a long way with periodic firmware updates unlocking new or improved functionality for FREE that wasn’t previously …
Ultimate Exposure Guide For Sony PXW-FS5
Picking up where my previous Ultimate Exposure Guides for the F5, F55, and FS7 left off – I wanted to let all my visitors and subscribers know that I’ve released a new version of my exposure guide specifically for the latest Sony super35mm camera – the PXW-FS5! Since the advent of log based gamma curves on more mainstream cameras by …
Super Magenta Killer 3D LUT pack
For those who are tired of dealing with a dreaded magenta cast in their Sony footage I have developed an amazing 3D LUT pack that I’ve decided to share and call the Super Magenta Killer 3D LUT pack! Aside from reducing a magenta cast in your footage, these 3D LUTs also emulate the ARRI Alexa/Amira REC709 color profile so you …
Another Catalyst Browse coloring session
I worked on a narrative project recently and eager to see some of the results brought the footage shot on the Sony PMW-F55 into Catalyst Browse software by Sony. Below is not what I’d called “color grading” but rather simple “color correction” – the difference to me being that “grading” is more about stylizing an image perhaps with a specific …
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