Canon EOS M - Cinema DNG MLV Workflow
In this episode of Reel Filmmaking, Corey Tindall shares about his cinema DNG workflow working with Magic Lantern MLV files.
*I missed this point in the video// In project settings, make sure your color management tab to is set to the following settings : Color Science -- Davinci YRGB, timeline color space -- Davinci WG/intermediate, output color space -- rec 709. This will allow you to have to correct working color space when performing the CST(color space transforms).
Sergio Russo's Video about color space:
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For those who want to de-squeeze at the clip level outside the timeline can do it via the clip attributes.
You'll get better results if you set the Camera raw settings to Linear & P3 and change the color space and gamma in the first CST. Also set Tone mapping to none in the first cst, oh and dont forget highlight recovery :)
Great video, and thank you for your mention. Let's let people know the magic of Magic Lantern. 👏👏👏
Great and helpful video, thank you!
That's great! Unfortunately for me my old Nvidia cards aren't powerful enough for Cinema DNG :-( so I will stick with the Sony S log workflow :-)
this is great and very helpful, subbed
There is one suboptimal and one real flawed suggestion in the workflow proposed here: