You'll get studio lit charts (with an Litepanels Gemini 2x1 RGBWW light) from -5EV to +5EV in 1 stop exposure brackets. The footage is shot on Kodak® Portra400 Photographic Film Stock with an Olympus OM1n & Zuiko 35mm lens. Scanned with an Epson v850 Pro in negative & positive mode. Included is also my own conversion from negative to positive with two different flavors. You'll get these ones in LogC3/AWG3. I used the ARRI & Cineon whitepaper for this conversion. If you want to learn more about the later technique make sure to check out my "Film Profile Journey" series on the website, where I will go through this process step by step. You'll get most of the scans with a scanning resolution of 3200dpi. Furthermore I also included the scans from the lab with their own color science & image editing. There is just one frame of each chart included, as you won't need more to match color charts. So be aware - you do not get moving images (also as this is a photo stock)!
Charts in the frame are:
-) X-Rite Colorchecker Digital SG-) X-Rite Colorchecker Classic
-) Kodak Grey Card
-) Kodak Grey Scale
-) Kodak Color Seperation Guide
Suggested workflow for your own film emulation is that you get the ARRI or RED chart pack that is available in my shop too, as they are lit with the very same light source in the same surrounding. If you're using a different camera than ARRI or RED (Blackmagic Pocket, Sony FX9,..) my suggestion would be to get the ARRI Amira pack, built the emulation according to your liking and then just slab a Color Space Transform OFX from your LOG space (Sony S-Log3/Sony gamut.cine for example) to ARRI LogC3 & ARRI WideGamut3 and use the emulation after this CST. This will give you the best emulation possible (with some minor drawbacks) if you're working with a camera I do not provide charts for at the moment.
If you want to learn more about the film profiling process and all things concerning film emulation and LUT creation go and check out my film profile journey where I dive deep into this topic: https://www.demystify-color.com/filmprofiling
Also check out the showLUT course: https://www.demystify-color.com/showlut
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