Hi thanks so much for your answer. However, I am curious, what camera settings specifically are you talking about that could unwind the LUT affect. I thoguht when using the Canon log setting, it means the only thing adjustable is the iso and color temp. I will pass any insight you have off to our DP. Thanks, Ash

I recently got a project that was shot on the Canon c300 in Canon log. I transcoded the footage and have been working with it. However, the footage does not look like flat washed out log footage. This doesnt really bother me, but Im trying to figure out what I did to make it look more "colored". Is MC automatically doing something to the footage

Hmm. I think this is the first time I have not received a response on this forum. Looks like I brought up a not so often talked about subject. Anyone wanna take a swing at this one? Ash

I am very familiar with traditional editing within Avid Media composer, however recenlty I have decided to jump into the mutlicam editing world. I have watched excellent multi grouping tutorials by the likes of Will Blank and Vince Rocca which can be found here respectively: Will Blanks tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFpTMGnvXAI Vince Rocca's

Thanks guys. I was hoping I was moving along the right path. Now I feel better about my method. Ash

This is a relatively newbie question regarding a color grading workflow involving magic bullet looks. Im a rookie when it comes to grading, and do most of my work with the built in avid tools. With the built in Avid tools I start by adjusting the luminance values, minding to keem them in the legal 16-235. Next I remove color casts, adjust skin tones

Alas, allow me to answer my own question Avid DNxHD 145: For high-quality mastering when using 8-bit lower data rate sources such as HDCAM and DVCPRO. 145Mbps is the data rate for 1920 x 1080 30fps interlaced sources (60 fields). Progressive sources at 24fps will be 115Mbps and at 25fps will be 120Mbps. Well, I hope this helps someone else out in the

Hi guys for whatever reason whenever I want to transcode footage I only have these DNxHD options: DNxHD 36 DNxHD 115 DNxHD 175 DNxHD 175 X Im on Medic Composer 6. My project is a standard 1080p, 23.976. The footage I am trying to transcode is from a DSLR. I linked the footage to AMA first and now I am trying to transcode it. I've heard a lot of

Actually I figured out the mistake I was making. I was not going back and clicking on the shape I made before I assigned the tracker. All is well now, the tutorial was correct. \ Thank you, Ash

nudge. I still cant figure this out. ; (