You'll get studio lit charts (with a Litepanels Gemini 2x1 RGBWW light) from -5EV to +5EV in 1 stop exposure brackets (5600K) in RAW (.ari and .r3d frames). No transcoding or similar! You can even decide if you want to debayer the ARRI footage in LogC3/AWG3 or LogC4/AWG4 yourself.
With this pack you'll additionally get all the charts show with the light source set to different Kelvin values (2700K, 3200K, 4000K, 500K 6000K). Furthermore the charts were also lit with the light source set to different hue angles (Hue 0, 60, 120, 180, 240 & 300). Last but not least I also shot some frames with an Aputure light in the frame which was set to different HSI values (Hue 10, 50, 90, 130, 170, 210, 250, 290 & 330 ). Saturation was at 100 all the time & intensity at 50%.
This is the most comprehensive and best digital source to create negative emulations with the help of the Motion Picture Color Charts Mega Pack & Photo Stocks Color Charts Mega Pack! These match all the data included in this pack so that you're able to create really sophisticated & robust film emulations if you want to incorporate all the different hue angles and kelvin values into your profile. Furthermore you'll also be able to create your own perfect RED To Alexa emulation LUT (or vice versa)! Last but not least – because some people asked for it: I also included 2 clips recorded in AppleLOG on my Iphone without the charts (just the grey background) if you want to create a matte to compensate for some minor lighting inconsistencies that are present in the outer black/white patches on the Digital SG . But I don't feel like this is a problem anyways as these patches are just there for printer calibration (which the SG was initially designed for)!
Charts that are visible in the frame are:
-) X-Rite Colorchecker Digital SG-) X-Rite Colorchecker Classic
-) Kodak Grey Card
-) Kodak Grey Scale
-) Kodak Color Seperation Guide
The footage is shot with a Zeiss Contax 50mm lens. No additional rendering or similar. Straight out of cam in RAW.
If you want to learn more about film profiling and how to use all these charts (in combination with the film stock ones that are available in the shop too) you'll find a detailed course about this (with many different approaches) here: https://www.demystify-color.com/filmprofiling
Also there are constantly coming new tutorials to this course. So make sure to regularly check back!
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