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Free FCPX CineStyle Effect - wvl_Cine

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08 Dec 2011 00:22 - 14 Aug 2012 12:38 #2458 by RobM
Designed for use with Technicolor CineStyle.

For the money you should really buy the Pomfort plugin but if, like me, you've blown the Christmas budget give this a try ( I've not used it but the Color Grading Central plug-in should do the job too).

Controls for contrast - Low & High and RGB Shadows, Mids and Highs, which you can turn off.

I tested this against the Pomfort plug-in and the default settings were the best match visually and on the scopes. Also a pretty close match with LUT Buddy loading the Technicolor supplied LUT into AE.

Setting to high contrast with the RGB controls turned off may produce better results on some footage.
Will depend on how you've exposed.

To use it like a LUT add it to an adjustment layer (text-less title) and stretch that out along your timeline. Grade your clips with the color board or by adding other effects to the actual clip.

If necessary for your workflow you can use it like a viewer LUT in Nuke and turn it off for export by disabling the adjustment layer (select then press V)

Can't vouch for the technical accuracy. I'm hoping LUT Buddy is available for Motion 5 shortly.
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Last edit: 14 Aug 2012 12:38 by peteramwiggins.

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31 Aug 2012 01:01 #13585 by thefcpxeditor
Thanks for this effect! It has worked well for us!

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01 Sep 2012 10:16 - 01 Sep 2012 10:16 #13628 by RobM
I'm pleased it worked for you.

Just tested it on the Arri Alexa LogC Prores off the BlackMagic website.
Does a reasonable job if you set the contrast to high.
Last edit: 01 Sep 2012 10:16 by RobM.

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04 Sep 2012 23:25 - 04 Sep 2012 23:26 #13728 by SkutaLew
First off, thanks for making this! It has been a solution i have been looking for for awhile. I have looked into the alternatives and couldn't justify purchasing them.

I had to comment on this and thank you.

I have been using this for footage shot with modified neutral and marvel cine, and it works great. The settings need to be rolled back quite a bit, but I understand it was designed for the technicolor setting, which is superflat. Im working on 2 projects at the moment that Im using this for getting a final look. I am still color correcting as normal, but throwing this on the clips after balancing, is awesome! especially helping the noise in shadows a lot.

so, thanks for all the hard work and making this available!

cheers,
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Last edit: 04 Sep 2012 23:26 by SkutaLew. Reason: spelling

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10 Sep 2012 10:00 #13901 by RobM
Hey SkutaLew thanks for all the compliments. Good to see you extending the use of this effect.

I mostly use Stu Maschwitz's recommended settings when shooting with my 60D, and like you find wvl Cine works quite well if you dial it back a bit.

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10 Oct 2012 16:50 #14907 by errorik
Just wanted to say "thanks" and that your plug-in looks great with the new GoPro Protune video profiles as well: vimeo.com/51102510

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11 Oct 2012 19:20 #14952 by Lee Patterson
just updated my go pro, how do you enable the 35mbs and cinestyle?

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11 Oct 2012 19:24 #14954 by errorik
Settings > More > Protune ON

Now when you go to change the Resolutions/Framerate you get the Protune options, which are different.

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18 Oct 2012 22:01 #15280 by superguyent
How do i install this . Thank You

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23 Oct 2012 19:39 #15477 by RobM
Download the zip file, unzip then check this thread out:

www.fcp.co/forum/7-fcpx-how-to-tutorials...nstall-fcpx-plug-ins

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