CineGrain – replicate the look of film on your HDSLR footage
Posted on 30. Sep, 2011 by planetMitch in Vendors, Video
The good folks at CineGrain have sent us a set of their film grain effects for review, but we thought we’d give you a taste of what they can do before we have the review in a few weeks.
Some samples
CineGrain // Film Scans
Backyard with a 5D // CineGrain
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About CineGrain
From CineGrain’s website.
Turn Digital into Film
Using REAL Film Scans
Add Any Major Film Stock to Your Footage
Filmed With 35mm, 16mm, And Super 8 Cameras
Works With Editing, Visual Effects, And Coloring Systems
Hundreds Of Film Clips Organized Into 8 Categories
For Use Over Any Digital Content
Resolutions up to 4K
Flash Frames, Light Leaks, Lens Flares, Roll Outs, Dirt & Scratches, Head & Tail Leader, Bad Registration, Hand-Crank, Full Gate With Keycode, And Many More Film Artifacts
Colored And Transfered Specifically For Composite Mode “Overlay”
The Highest Quality Film Look and Grain Solution Available
35mm | 16mm | Super 8mm | Dirt & Scratches | Flash Frames | Head & Tail Leader | Looks | Specialty Lens Flares | Splices
Blogger’s Disclaimer: CineGrain has sent us a set of their plugins for review, but we would have posted this anyway even without that… we love finding new stuff to share – let us know about your product
(cover photo credit: snap from the video)
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Alan Park
30. Sep, 2011
wow! it’s an exciting time to be an indie filmmaker. downloading their sample clips now
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Clayton
03. Oct, 2011
Bought the drive on Friday, already got it. Looks amazing, the perfect Mojo
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Dan McComb
14. Dec, 2011
Yesterday Color Grading Central released an update to their CineLook plugin for FCPX that allows you to add real 35mm film grain to your footage, from within the application (no need to composite footage in the timeline). It’s pretty slick, and you can either get the stand-alone plugin for $69 or a combined plugin that adds filmic looks controls (vignette, 2.35:1 masking, etc) for $99.
I’ve posted a review with some sample footage here: http://www.danmccomb.com/posts/1339/cinelook-fcpx-plugin-adds-real-film-grain/
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