Use This to Get a Hollywood Cinematic Color Palette

[@george.colorist]

What are your go to Film Profiles in Dehancer?

[@jarrodbarker]

Hey George :) Another awesome video! I would say I have kind of fallen into always leaving my blacks at about 45 IRE, but maybe for more commercial looks I'll experiment with 30, as I could see the benefit. Have yo noticed when applying the Kodak Vision 3 profile, that the default setting is quite green and seems off unless it is tweaked? The reason I tend to avoid that profile, despite how beautiful it looks, is that I always find myself having to color correct it but I'm never sure here to leave white, as I would not want to remove shifts inherent in the profile itself by cleaning it up too much, if that makes sense? Can't wait for your next video :)

[@tyler_cine]

So I actually do my dehancer kind of funny, maybe I'll make a video on it myself but I often separate the film and print stocks as parallel nodes and adjust the output total impact to taste. I find the profiles themselves on full blast give me unsavory results on some of the media I work with. This also means I add an additional dehancer node after these with the grain and halation effects, without their impact being adjusted. Lately, I've been going for the Kodak Gold 200, slightly pulled, complimented with 2383 of course.

[@JGphotoyt]

@@tyler_cine Do ittt that sounds awesome

[@asaadyt]

@@tyler_cine same as u in the Kodak Gold 200 with 2383

[@Niklondon]

Man you vids are just the best, subtle adjustments go a long way with Dehancer. Perfectly explained, learnt a lot for you vids so thank you for taking the time to sharing.

[@JeremySry]

loved this tutorial brotha! - ps. ur new power grade has been amazing!

[@george.colorist]

Hey Jeremy! Glad you're enjoying the PowerGrade. Let me know what projects or content you've color graded with it. Would love to share what you've created. Thanks for watching and for the kind words.

[@tyler_cine]

Perhaps I'm mistaken and also being slightly pedantic but I'm almost certain the 10 bit scale isn't referencing IRE levels. The closest thing to IRE in Resolve is viewing the waveform as a percentage. Haha I don't mean to come off as a sore thumb, really great stuff you're sharing! Thank you 👏

[@george.colorist]

It's a slip up on my part. Thanks for pointing it out!

[@MattNormanFilms]

Great video mate

[@george.colorist]

Hey Matt. Thanks!

[@MCNokinho-tp7cc]

That is commercial not movie

[@yisas6915]

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[@SamanthaHernandezberrio]

hello george im sami the girl colombiana

[@george.colorist]

Hola Sami :)

[@SamanthaHernandezberrio]

@@george.colorist hola