:-) I went out to film the Bristol Harbour Festival a few weeks ago and, although it was a little busy to really get what I originally aimed for, I got a lot of nice shots of the waterfront and boats.I was shooting log on the Panasonic DVX200 and recording in FHD on the Atomos Samurai.
Basically, test and learn with real footage.not pictures of your kitchen. As long as skin tones are accurate and people don’t look like aliens, you can really grade your footage to achieve whatever you want.
An image will be processed in such a way so as to tell a story and that’s exactly how film should work. I very rarely do that with a photograph in Lightroom. The problem with endless testing and filming in known scenarios is that when it comes to grading, you’re trying to mimic reality and get the output to see exactly as your eyes see. Whenever I do, I love it and even if it’s not for a particular project, I enjoy taking the ‘real life’ footage and trying different looks and grading techniques once I get the footage home. I don’t have anywhere near as much time in my life as I would like to go out filming. Magic Bullet Film - Grading Log Footage in Davinci Resolve 12.5
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