[trevorpendleton]

Hey Luca, those two shots look great! I’d love to check out your short sometime once it is complete.

[trevorpendleton]

Ditto I would love more insight into this. I use a basic rec 709 transform and monitor the false color through that. My problem is personally I want the cleanest image possible to go to post. Least amount of noise possible. It would be helpful to have tools or a process to double check to make sure I’m feeding the sensor enough light. I know some people use ETTR but I don’t believe Deakins uses this and his images are so clean. Even in dark silouhetted scenes, there’s no noise, it has so much information still there in the darker parts of the image, for example in Skyfall in the church scene. Usually there’s also bright highlights as well, but also the darker parts are so healthy with information. It feels dark while also giving the camera clearly enough photons to be perfectly clean (and feel rich). That’s something I want to learn how to do, and a way to think about doing that.

[trevorpendleton]

How did this shot turn out?

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