Dehancer for Resolve: Best Film Simulation

[bales]

Adobe Dng Converter: Raw to Dng

Resolve: BMD Film
Camera: Blackmagic Pocket 4k

Simulation: Velvia 50

 

[sybersitizen]

The examples are extremely dark, and they don't look like film to me.

 

[Lan]

The examples are extremely dark, and they don't look like film to me.

Additionally I'd say the colours look nothing like Velvia 50 either. I shot on Velvia for a number of years, and this really doesn't look like it. Sorry!

 

[Docno]

Can you help me understand what you are trying to do here? You are passing a DNG through resolve as a way of simulating a filmic (stills) look, in this case, Velvia? It seems a roundabout way of doing things if that's the case. What's the benefit?

 

[bales]

You are passing a DNG through resolve as a way of simulating a filmic (stills) look,

Yes

What's the benefit?

Good emulation.

My English is awful, sorry.

https://mixinglight.com/color-grading-tutorials/dehancer-film-print-emulation-review-part-1/

Adobe standard



Dehancer+ Mononodes DCTL

 

[sybersitizen]

Adobe standard



Dehancer+ Mononodes DCTL

What kind of film are you hoping to emulate? Can you explain why you think that film should lose the ability to show highlights?

 

[bales]

What is the point of your question?
The discussion is not about how I post produce but about Dehancer.
The trial version is free.

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www.dehancer.com

 

[sybersitizen]

What is the point of your question?

I wanted to know what film type you're hoping to simulate, but I guess it's not important.

The discussion is not about how I post produce but about Dehancer.

I thought you posted those examples to demonstrate how well the product works.

The trial version is free.
https://www.dehancer.com/#download

Yes, better. Some of those examples do resemble film and are not unexpectedly dark.

I don't have any more questions, thanks.