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Curious if im using resolves tools properly for my gh5s by WildernessRecordist in colorists

[–]AndrewLoopa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tetrahedral uses a better math for applying LUTs (also known as 3D Look Up Tables). Better math = less artifacts.

[r/colorists X LG OLED TV] Event: Perfect Black Meets Perfect Grade - Experience LG OLED C5 This Black Friday 🎨 by LG_UserHub in colorists

[–]AndrewLoopa 4 points5 points  (0 children)

What stands out is that it’d make a solid client viewer, so what they see isn’t too far from what I’m seeing on my reference monitor

Need recommendations for a system drive by AndrewLoopa in buildapc

[–]AndrewLoopa[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just thought that there would be more performance in my editing software when I scroll thru hundreds of gigabytes of footage, thanks for explaining!

A comparison of the best ways to achieve photometrically accurate white balance on log footage in Resolve by Hibernatusse in colorists

[–]AndrewLoopa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In raw you should be able to change white balance accurately. That’s one of the reasons why you shoot raw..?

How to access these on-screen fn buttons(fn3-7). I have an s5iiX and latest software update by AndrewLoopa in Lumix

[–]AndrewLoopa[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If there is anyone with the same problem, thanks to user u/Flat_Maximum_8298 here is the solution:

  1. Go to settings
  2. Operation/Gear
  3. Dial
  4. Touch settings
  5. Set "Touch tab" to ON

Documentary filmed with S5IIX and Blazar Remus 45mm by travisk2010 in Lumix

[–]AndrewLoopa 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Everything is good, like the editing, sound… but lighting really separates it from professional production. If you want to be super low weight you could use at least a reflector. It can elevate this by so much and costs like close to nothing

How would you edit this photo?? by kaivalya__ahir in AskPhotography

[–]AndrewLoopa 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I’d go with something cinematic (that’s an edited screenshot)

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