all right my friends in today's video i'm gonna show you
really cool technique it may be not so much
relevant nowadays because we're going to be working basically with the film print
but it's a cool technique just in case you're going to have
project like that and i think visually it also looks pretty cool
so what we're going to be doing today we're going to be taking
um actual film scan and we're going to be color grading it
with the film print in case you're going to have to
show it instead of digital format on the actual 35 millimeter print
so what happens with the di color grading you have
your original film scan you scan it it becomes digital you do
your color grading and then from there you output you
basically printing on the actual film so i'm going to show you how to simulate
that film print and how to remove it so when you
actually going to print it it's going to look exactly the same like it would
on your computer screen i know it sounds complicated but it's actually very
simple and very cool technique okay so let's
get into resolve so here we have uh footage by the way you can download this
from blackmagic design website uh one on their sintel
scanners and we have this little shot over here of the lake
so here's what we're gonna do okay let me show you the parade
okay as we can see it's i think it's a prores file the first
thing i'm gonna do we're gonna do a new node so alt s a new
node and i'm gonna call this one film so bear
with me i'm gonna show you a really cool
technique okay so this is gonna be our film and what
i'm gonna do with this film i'm gonna right click we're going to go
into luts 3d lut and we're going to find film looks now most cinema standards are
p3 if you don't have p3 monitor you can grade in rec 709 so in my case
because i do have p3 monitor i'm going to select
gci p3 codec 2383 d65 d65 indicates the white point
so g65 is white if you're gonna select let me show you a different one d55 it's
going to be a little bit warmer um you know depending again what's the
print going to be that's what you select so in our case d65
so this is a print and the reason why we're doing this way
instead of what i'm gonna do later because it's
easier to toggle like this okay and that's gonna be very important okay
so here we have it so again we're going to do a
new node and now we're going to start actually grading so this is going to be
exposure let me kind of
just dial basic exposure okay before and after really quick
now with white balance let's go to vector scope it's actually quite easy to
do proper white balance we're just simply going to move it like
that and we pretty much have proper
white balance okay so i'm gonna call this one wb
okay let me organize everything really quick
okay a new node and here we can probably just
do a basic kind of like color color look okay so that looks good and
let's do a little bit maybe like that so
we have a nice sunset all right so let's say that
we completed our grade okay so here we have this film print again let's
toggle on and off so what happens
when you complete grading the project that's going to
be printed later on we cannot have this film emulation otherwise it's going to
look completely ridiculous otherwise it's going to look actually
like this so if i'm going to replicate this
this is what you're going to get when you're gonna do a double printing
okay now what we're gonna do again this is used
in a very early stages just to kind of toggle between and see
what it looks like if you're not experienced with it
so basically what i'm gonna do now i simply going to
delete this uh film lot and now you can print this directly
into that film print and it's gonna look exactly how it
looked before but here's a little shortcut if we're going to go to the
settings okay if we're going to go in the color
management let me show you really quick there's this tab called 3d output lookup
table and what we're gonna do now we're
actually gonna select the very same lut and
boom it looks exactly the same as we color graded
but the downside of that we cannot toggle
because if you're gonna toggle you're basically toggling
as with the lot already on so if you're new to that use the first
method as i showed you just don't forget to delete that lot
later if you you know more advanced user this is your
way so when you create an entire project
okay before exporting just make sure go to the color
management and deselect that lud and your project
ready to be printed so hopefully um that makes sense if you like this video
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guys in the next video on monday which would be the next video we're
gonna talk about gen 5 color science on the black magic cameras i'll see you
then
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