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Film Emulation

Everything in the school that teaches Film Emulation, across one department.

7 lessons · 1h 44m · Color

Lessons on Film Emulation

How a Pro Colorist uses film grain — Cullen Kelly · 16m · Advanced
Halation effect: What is it and why is it important for the film emulation? — Dehancer · 13m · Intermediate
A solid (free) film emulation, grain & halation dctl — Colorist Foundry · 17m · Advanced
Emulating 16mm or 35mm Film // Color Grading Tutorial — serr · 24m · Intermediate
How to get the HOLLYWOOD FILM LOOK in Davinci Resolve | Kodak 2383 Cinematic Color Grade — Kyle Munoz · 10m · Intermediate
How to Get a RETRO FILM LOOK in DaVinci Resolve 18 Color Grading Tutorial — Joris Hermans · 11m · Intermediate
CLASSIC FILM LOOK COLOR GRADING | DaVinci Resolve 16 Tutorial — Kensei Akatsu · 13m · Beginner

Departments teaching this

Color

Films to study for colour

Books on colour

The grading suite

Blackmagic UltraStudio Recorder 3G — SDI and HDMI into a laptop over Thunderbolt
Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve Speed Editor — A search dial, and Resolve Studio in the box
Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve Studio — The paid Resolve, bought once, kept for ever
Calibrite Display Pro HL — Calibrates the monitor you are trusting
Tangent Ripple — The cheapest set of real trackballs
Dell UltraSharp U2723QE — The sensible 4K second monitor

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