color
The film look: what is it, and why are there two of them?
The film look is an elusive thing. Everyone has their favorite flavor, but there are two basic, yet opposite, techniques in vogue right now—and I think I’ve…
Your camera MAY have a color gamut: further musings on camera color pipelines
My last article resulted in some new input on color gamuts. Here’s what I think I know now. Before I start, if you haven’t read my…
Your camera does not have a color gamut
Yes, it’s true: your camera has no color gamut. Don’t believe me? Good, ’cause I’m going to try to lay it out for…
Reality: it’s completely overrated
There’s no such thing as a reality show, only unreality shows. The more unreal, in some cases, the better. Back in the early 2000s all of my corporate…
ACES in Practice
In this Webinar Dado Valentic will share some valuable tips and tricks for working with ACES, the Academy Color Encoding Standard. Learn the ins and outs of this exciting system…
A Crash Guide for Using RCM in Resolve for VFX
Do turnovers to and from VFX need to be difficult? It can seem like it at times. Editors benefit from working in ProRes or DNxHD, while Nuke & Fusion Artists…
Watch “An Experiential Review of the Blackmagic Mini Control Panel” On-Demand at moviola.com
This webinar explores the benefits and advantages of the new Mini Control Panel from Blackmagic Design, and how it allows filmmakers to enhance the quality of their work while mitigating…
An Experiential Review Of The BlackMagic Mini Control Panel
This webinar explores the benefits and advantages of the new Mini Control Panel from Blackmagic Design, and how it allows filmmakers to enhance the quality of their work while mitigating…
Log Video Workflows on iOS with Filmic Pro
The latest release of Filmic Pro will give users the ability to shoot high bit rate, high frame rate log video on iOS devices. In this webinar, Eric will share…
TLCI vs. CRI, CQS, etc.: How do they stack up?
How does TLCI stack up against the other measures of color accuracy? I’ve argued that its testing methodologies might be suspect, but I’ve never actually looked…
