I want my colors (JUST COLORS) to be more like a Canon's using my GH2 and Adobe Premeire.
How do I do that?
Some examples of what I want to recreate.
@acuriousman check the Vibrancy effect in After Effects
Set the GH2 to Vibrant -2 -2 -2 0.
Relative to noise, Vibrant is the cleanest of scene files because it slightly blurs the chroma channels. This means you can raise the mid tones in Premiere for about the best dynamic range you're going to get from a GH2.
For example, raise the mid tones with the Fast Color Corrector -- and you'll see the magic -- that you absolutely can't do with any Canon DSLR. For best results use a high bitrate setting from Driftwood.
Amazing! Thank you for the help. I've also read that Nostalgic with +2, +2, 0, 0 is a good way to do it. Which method would you say is better?
before listening to others who haven't fully done their homework on "Vibrant" check these findings out
http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/3315/gh2-film-modes-matrices-and-dynamic-range/p1
http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/comment/67029#Comment_67029
If you want screwed up skin tones, and crappy shadow response: use Vibrant.
But Vibrant doesn't give you anything that a simple boost of saturation in post will give you.
don't forget to mention rolling shutter lol
also if you are going for the "canon look" make the skin tones look kinda like dirt or sand.
Add red, lots of it :-p
Unfocus the image slightly and have cinematic Canon look. :p
PS: Sorry for the bad joke and the offtopic.
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