FILM LOOK COLOR GRADE MADE EASY - FilmConvert Nitrate Tutorial 

Lot's of love to you guys! I'm pinning this, so everyone who has questions ask the real experts on this topic!

THAT ICELANDIC GUY. Will the Adobe plug in work with my old Nikon D5200 or not? Thanks in advance

@@botulf4908 Try some of our other Nikon profiles, the color science from each manufacturer is usually pretty consistent

@@FilmConvert Sounds good

FilmConvert thank you for the prompt reply...I will try it this weekend, fingers crossed it’ll be great!! Thank you again!

Thank you! Yeah that's super important imo, else I'm just not true to myself tbh

That makes me happy man ☺️🤙🏻

Oh that makes me super happy! :) Welcome and if you have any questions let me know

hahahah yesss!!

Awesome, thank you! It's a nice plug in for sure :) had so much fun with it!

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many thanks!! :)

Big thanks!

Super! Jag har så lite erfarenhet av film sj, men gillar looken mkt!

Glad it was helpful!

thanks!

You to man!! :)

do it!

It's actually super simple. I know that there are some fancy ways out there that are better then what I do buuuuuuut I still do it like this x) Put all the photos in 3 different layers on top of each other. Then decide how you want the cuts to be. Use the eraser tool and erase away the top layers. By holding in *SHIFT* you can make straight lines. That's basically how lol

The a6400 has the same sensor as the a6500, so that camera pack should work well

@@FilmConvert yes have the same sensor, but have another "color cience" and have other profiles like hlg etc. Please make a profile for Sony a6400.

Not yet! But they are constantly updating their camera profiles, you can make a request on their website. I already did since I use the a6400 too but I figure that the a6400 and a6300 have the same sensors and they have a6300 for standard, cine4, slog and more :)

@@thaticelandicguy whoaa that was quick, i am thinking of getting it when it comes out, i will use your code for sure :)

THAT ICELANDIC GUY. Maybe the same sensor, but A6400 and A6600 have different colors than the previous ones.

Thanks! Yea I actually have a video on it on my channel :)

THAT ICELANDIC GUY. Ok great thanks, I’ll check it out 👍

Been playing around with HLG2 on the a6400 :) gotta say I love the profile

Hi Marshall, we just tested out the link and the promo code and it's working for us - try entering the code manually on the checkout page

It should work :) but you can also write the promo code when checking out: *THATICELANDICGUY*

Yea to few ppl speak icelandic 😆

Wtf? Hahaha i didnt know that 😂 lemme check

THAT ICELANDIC GUY. yup my dude, still watching your videos LOL

At 4x the cost.

Colors are top imo and I agree with you on that. About the film stock i can't comment to much on that I dont have a whole lot of experience with real film. However a good friend of mine is a film lover and shoots a whole bunch on film and he sometimes uses filmconvert for his music projects because he likes the look alot. About the grain, there I do not agree with you. Maybe when I crankt it up to the max it looked a little wierd but it was just to show that you could manipulate different parts of the tone spectrum. You wouldn't crank it up that high. When used correctly it's one of the best film grains I've come across for digital footage. However if you know any better I'dd love to hear. I love learning and finding new things ❤.

@@thaticelandicguy okay to understand my criticism completely you need to know that im a hardcore film lover and photographer... The digital camera only comes out for paid shoots and only if a client requests it or won't pay for the film :) that alone tells that I'm pretty serious about film haha... Also the colors look great yes and there is no shame in them looking different to what their real counterpart looks like, but what you were showing in the video "prov 100" is actually supposed to be Provia 100F which is a filmstock with very rich, true to life but also very saturated colors and next to no visible grain... That is not really what the preset looks like :) looks nice for sure but I don't necessarily see the relation between name and actual look. And for the grain part: the curves help a lot with the look, but grain works exactly opposite to what can be emulated digitally: digital grain really shows in the shadows, while real grain does the opposite and is more visible in the highlights... And while it's better than some other plugins or presets you see online, it can't completely get rid of this "error" as I would call it. But there you have it: the opinion of a die hard film shooter haha. Normal persons are probably gonna say it looks fine ;)

@@rhett1734 Haha I totally understand! And yes this is a film emulator, it will never be the real thing. But for what it's worth I due like them a lot - and I guess a guy like you who know so much and is very used to the real film could get the look pretty close to the real thing. I used the FJ PROV 100 on my last video as well that was a little short video. Loved the colors, there I actually bumped up the saturation quite a bit :) Anyways I would love to start to do more film, I absolutely love the look - one day for sure!

EPIC!! :)

SIR WHY YOU SO MAD?!?!?!?!

The a6400 has the same sensor as the a6500, so you should get good results with that one