mid 90s film look (BMPCC 6k Pro) 

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Wow the couple of friends u got at the skateboard park had some really good outfits to go with the era. Im recreating this

Yeah man, this is lit. I ve always loved the 80's and 90's film look.

This is stunningly accurate! Props

1:06 and 1:13 look like scenes from a movie. INSANE.

Keep up the good work. Your channel came up in my recommendations.

Awesome!

DAMMMmmmmMM!! very well done, framing, lighting and all.

This is fantastic emulation. I just wish youtube compression wasn't so harsh on it.

Looks great but there’s too much dust, that’s too large. I’d turn the color to grey instead of white and decrease the seed to 1 and size down. You should only catch a spec every 5-10 seconds. Other than that the halation and color is nice!

Less of that film dust and this would be solid!!! Great job

Incredible

Nah this is fire 👏

Great job on this! Really nailed the look!

Spot on rework 👏🏾👏🏾🎨

what camera did you use?

I would be interested to know what lens you used on this as a way to assess how much the grading was able to transform it. I have been looking at lenses for BMPCC 6K Pro but many such as the SIGMA 18 - 35 1.8 look far too digital and sterile and I'm wondering how much that can be removed in post.

Great job . Love it 🙂

Is this 4:3 or 1:1 aspect ratio, what do you recommend for 90s film

This is amazing... What lens did you use?

Snapped

Can I use this with iPhone footage?

Broo can you do tutorials on how you use these luts to get the best look like these sample vids!

Very nice

Dude this is fuckin beautiful ;00

Can you please make a tutorial for the vintage commercial look, i want to buy it so bad but a college kid always tight on money yk😅

Nice work! What’s the name of that font?

This is so beautiful!! what do you use for unsharpening ?

would you ever make it for n log or nikon 8 bit footage?

Beautiful look. But as someone who grew up in the 80s and 90s this is more 80s. We didnt see film grain like that. I would say lower opacity on the highlights of the grain and add more saturation.

What aspect ratio is this? 4:3?

extremely underexposed so it looks more like a cinematography error than 90s film whatever look. colours are pretty accurate though.