Color Correction and Gamma Runaround with DSLR Footage
Published by Matthew Jeppsen June 3rd, 2010 in News, Post-ProductionJerome Stern has many many thoughts and comments on the myriad gamma issues swirling around Mac editors using DSLR footage. It’s a very long, very detailed article, and to be honest I haven’t been able to read it in it’s entirety yet. But he’s piqued my interest with the topic, so perhaps this will interest you as well. Check it out, love to hear feedback as readers digest his comments.
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Argh. What a mess this gamma issue is. My best tip is to use the free x264 encoder instead of Apples’s H.264 one for web delivery.
Does anyone else have a solution for web and DVD delivery? The workflow suggested in the article isn’t that practical.
Create custom compression settings to compensate. The best solution for monitoring is to watch the video on multiple monitors(Mac and PC) and multiple TV’s to see if your compression settings work.