How To Color Grade Cinematic Footage | Film Convert Nitrate 

Wow! Thank you so much for the kind words! Got more videos coming soon! Stay tuned😎

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Hey there, thanks a lot for taking your time to comment! Really appreciate the support! Your ideas are amazing, and give me ideas for future videos!😎🙌

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If you check out my video called The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - Color Grading tutorial, you'll see how I grade my drone footage👍

Thank you so much Emmanuel! I really appreciate it! I actually posted another color grading tutorial, recreating a few looks from the movie The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty, using Film Convert! Did you watch it?😎

@@alexcormier97 you're welcome. Yes I just finished watching it and I love it

@@emmanuelOfilms Cool! Let me know if you have any question.. If you think Film Convert is the right choice for you, I have a link, which will give you a discount on your purchase!😎

@@alexcormier97 my question is that maybe you should also make a video of your postproduction setup. What monitor one should buy that's affordable and for FilmConvert I will let you know when I’m ready for it. Right now I am busy learning the tools

@@emmanuelOfilms Super good idea! Thanks a lot! I'll work on a color grading setup video!🙌

hahaha! Anytime my friend😂 Thanks a lot🙌

Thank you very much, I really appreciate it! I didn't change anything in the raw tab, since my WB/ISO was set in camera, as I wanted!👍 I may have used Highlight Recovery on a few clips, but I shot this almost a year ago, so I don't remember anymore😅

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Thanks a lot Daniel! I'm not sure I understand your first question, as I am not a Fujifilm shooter? If I understand correctly you want to know if you can use the Fuji Eterna Film Stock if you're not shooting in F-Log? For your second question, I would really recommend Film Convert to 8-bit video shooter because you can easily get the film look without using qualifiers! As a matter of fact, I purchased Film Convert when I was primarily shooting on the Sony a7iii which is 8-bit, and it has significantly improved my grades!👍

@@alexcormier97 Hi Alex, Thank you for your answer! Eterna is profil in Fuji Cameras that you can chose instead of flog. I tested the trial version of FCN in the meantime and it works fine with this profile. I like the results so far. It looks more organic and less digital (I guess this what it is for ;) ).

@@danielarntz9362 That's awesome! Glad to hear that👌

Hey there, sorry for the late reply.. For the G9, you have multiple camera profiles available to make sure you properly convert your footage: Standard, Natural, Vivid, Scenary, Portrait, Cinelike D and Cinelike V .. But I'm not the best guy to give you advice about your camera settings, as I've never shot on Panasonic.. But if you're shooting in one of the camera profiles that I listed below, you'll be able to grade the same way I do! :)

Hey Matthew! Thanks a lot for reaching out! What camera do you shoot on? I can certainly help you figure out if your camera picture profile is included in the pack!🤘 Film Convert is primarily made for log, but there are a few options out there for standard PP!😎

Technically, it's similar to CST, since you are telling the plugin which camera you used, so it can properly convert the footage to the film stock you chose. But to answer your question, no, you don't need a color space transform node. And yes, you can add a stylistic node after.. The Film Convert plugin should go upstream, and the look adjustments should come afterwards. If I were you, I wouldn't add a creative LUT after FilmConvert, I would instead add a serial node, and use my primaries to get the look I want, to make sure your image doesn't break!

Hey there, thanks a lot! If you're only using Film Convert for the grain, then I totally agree with you! Place it at the end! But of you're grading using their film stock, I would put it at the beginning of my node tree!👍

Hey Martin! I'm always looking for new video ideas! That's a great one! Thanks a lot for the recommendation!🙌

Hey there, I almost never shoot ProRes, so I would have to test it out! However, I used Film Convert on my Sony footage which is also ETTR, and I had to bring down the exposure by almost 2 stops in post to get the image where I wanted!👍

@@alexcormier97 Thanks for the reply! I will do some tests when I get the change and see if it makes a difference in RAW or not. Thanks again!

haha, thanks a lot for the support! That's the goal! Still new to this whole RU-vid thing, but I want to start posting more often!🤘😎

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Hey René! Thanks a lot for asking.. I ask myself the same question! I guess the simple answer is that I really believe in their product, and they saw it right away! For them, it's not about the subscriber count, it's more the value you can bring to their/your audience. I guess the one tip I'd give is "give before you ask.." I created content for free for months before reaching out to see if they would be interested in sponsoring this video!👍

@@alexcormier97 great insight. Keep up the amazing work.

@@rene.rodriguez Thanks René!🙌

That's exactly what I love about Film Convert.. They make it easy to grade beautiful images, in only a few clicks!👌

Just trying to help other beginners like me.. As I clearly stated at the beginning of my video, I'm not a professional!👍

Where is your tutorial my boy? Oh wait you don’t have any 👏🏽

@@MonstroInLA I don’t need to bc I work in the real world.

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