Get the Film LOOK - Dehancer for Premiere pro - Tutorial & Tips

[@oliverwright19]

Hi Miguel. I am truly very impressed with your tutorial. I'm currently in a pre-production phase for my future KZbin channel dedicated to 1960s cinema. Thus I've been doing extensive research on emulation and I can sincerely say you've done a superb job here. You deserve a ton more views on this for sure. I hope it only scales up for you!

[@migueldesa0031]

Hi! Thanks! Let me know when you start to publish, good luck!

[@oliverwright19]

@@migueldesa0031 Hi! Sure thing. The only problem I'm having now, is that I only want the grain, bloom, gate weave etc which you can purchase separately, just not for Premiere Pro... Real shame.

[@jackdonohoe]

Nice work mate, appreciate it!

[@migueldesa0031]

Thanks!

[@Dano-Media]

Thank you for this! How are the render times with it in Premiere? I've used it on Davinci and it was relatively fast to render, but I don't wanna buy it for Premiere just yet because I'm unsure of how quickly it renders. For example, how long does a 30s timeline take for you to render with film grain and halation applied?

[@migueldesa0031]

Hi! Well... It will depend a lot on the machine it's running, and the settings you are exporting. I'm absolutely sure Davinci will be faster (just by the way it was programmed), as I didn't test it, I can't say for sure. The Reel on this video my PC (that is a reasonable powerful one) did it about 3m10s, a 1m20s HD vertical vídeo.

[@Dano-Media]

@@migueldesa0031 Got it, thank you!

[@bushcraftandastronomer.3775]

Hey Miguel great tutorial and he was a classic Charlie Chaplin in those black and white movies. So many great black and white movies. How did they do wizard of oz in black and white then colour with Judy Garland. Been looking at premiere Pro lately and looks great. Model looked the same movement as Charlie Chaplin and thought that was so cool from more update software from back then. Film cameras what movie makers use to get top class movies looking great. Soon everything will be in 8k and I have 4k tv and watching true 4k movies you see so much. Can you do tutorials on getting started in premiere Pro and how to use it like a Pro? Thanks for thr tutorial and take care buddy!

[@migueldesa0031]

Hi! Thanks 😉 well, I have plans to make more videos about premiere pro... But not enough time!