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A summary, with pictures: https://cdn.theasc.com/curtis-clark-white-paper-on-hdr-asc.pdf https://cdn.theasc.com/curtis-clark-white-paper-on-hdr-asc.p... To be
by jasomill 2y ago
A summary, with pictures:
https://cdn.theasc.com/curtis-clark-white-paper-on-hdr-asc.pdf https://cdn.theasc.com/curtis-clark-white-paper-on-hdr-asc.p...
To better understand the "knobs", consider opening up your iPhone videos in DaVinci Resolve[1] and playing around with the scopes and tools in the color panel.
[1] https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/training https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/tra...
- radicality 2y agoThanks! Gonna read that doc. This is actually how I ended up in this rabbit hole :) I wanted to learn Resolve to edit iPhone HDR videos, got Davinci, played around, realized apparently iPhone uses Dolby Vision for hdr for which you need to buy Studio, so I bought Studio… My first goal was to import a short video, have it look correct in Davinci, then try to do a ‘no-op’ render and view the before/after videos side-by-side in QuickTime. Whatever I did the render always looked either bit different or completely different. But I’ll try again with all the new stuff just learned about hdr, thanks!