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This was my old suite: I put it together myself, but don't have it anymore, since I don't do any grading anymore :-) .
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Just curious, what monitor you are driving here? I would think, that you could get away by just setting Resolve to output a linear image then. Set the input gamma to 2.4 and the output to linear (which should apply the inverse gamma function and hence create a linear (or gamma 1) image), which your monitor seems to expect. Usually you create different deliverables for broadcast and internet use - like you pointed out, one with 2.2 gamma and one with 2.4 gamma.
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Out of range usually means, the monitor is getting fed an unsupported refresh rate (e.g. 25 Hz instead of 60 Hz or so). Have a look at that and see if it gets you anywhere.
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Not sure yet, but I guess we will find out ;P .
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Depends on your pov - if you're just looking at the pure color space, then yes - they have the same primaries. However, sRGB is associated with a 2.199 gamma, and Rec709 with a 2.4 gamma (which then should be labeled BT1886, as that "combines" Rec709 color space and 2.4 gamma). Also, the curve itself is different - sRGB has compound, whereas Rec709 has a power law curve.
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Hi all, as you might have noticed, Assimilate has added support to capture a live stream from a ZCAM S1 (Pro). Technically, the ZCAM S1 is connected to SCRATCH VR Z through an ethernet cable and sends 4 individual h264 streams into SCRATCH. SCRATCH will stitch those in realtime into an equirectangular image and allow you to add grades, composite elements and plugins while the stream is running. At any time, you can broadcast the (graded/composited) camera stream on to Facebook, Youtube, or your own custom server. Have a look: Cheers, Mazze
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As long as you're ordering from inside the EU, no problem :-) . Thanks Nicolas!
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Hey folks, there's a pretty awesome discount-promo going on until June 9th. Gets you the Effections plugin bundle for only 597.50 USD. If it was for me, that's worth the noise reduction and retiming alone. Hello to all SCRATCH users! Here at RE:Vision Effects we have been hard at work over the last several months, solidifying our product line for ASSIMILATE's SCRATCH users. Thanks are due to the ASSIMILATE engineers for helping us make our products work so well within SCRATCH. As a result of this hard work, we are now prepared to make you an offer we hope you can't refuse. A deep set of new features for your SCRATCH workflow and post-production tools at a fantastic price. Get our plug-in bundle, Effections for SCRATCH for $597.50 ( normally $1195 ) for the node-locked version. This is less than Twixtor is normally priced by itself! How? Use the coupon code CelebrateSCRATCH2017 for a 50% discount on our Effections bundle on both the node-locked and floating licensed versions! Order here: http://www2.assimilateinc.com/e/5312/products-effections-scratch/55gx8q/1386167007. This offer is valid through June 9, 2017. See Twixtor in action! Here are the products that make up Effections for SCRATCH. See what each can do for you! Twixtor: Slow down or speed-up your footage with stunning results. ReelSmart Motion Blur: Applies natural looking motion blur by tracking each pixel. RE:Map: Professional UV mapping and displacement tools. Great way to interact with the 3D department. RE:Match: Stereo color and texture transfer. Pre-match multi-cam shoot before you grade. RE:Lens: Fisheye and 360 VR tools, with automatic spherical stabilization. DE:Noise: Reduces problems due to noise, dust, rain, flashes… DEFlicker: The solution for high-frame rate video and time-lapse flickering. You need the latest and greatest SCRATCH 8.6 version ( 8.6.947 or later) to benefit from all the latest features, including much faster GPU processing. For more info about our products, you can go to revisionfx.com Cheers, Mazze
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Hi all, here's a tutorial showing how to generate DIT reports from SCRATCH :-) .
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Well, for sure it cuts a bit into potential sales on both, Tangent's and my end. But like always, when one door closes another one opens up - not the end of the world ;-) . But I do appreciate your thought :-) .
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Hi folks, here's a video about the various import options in SCRATCH, and also about the different hardware requirements of the various types of camera footage. Might also be interesting for non-SCRATCH users 🙂 . Greetz, Mazze *EDIT* updated for v9
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Hi all, here's a tutorial about how to create dailies for Avid in SCRATCH. Even if you are aware of the workflow and not particularly a SCRATCH user, you might still wanna check this video out, as it features a nice trick I used to do on-set 🙂 . Cheers, Mazze *EDIT* updated for v9
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Hi all, fresh new tutorial about one of the bigger things in SCRATCH 8.6: The stitcher. Also on board: Ambisonic audio. It's pretty cool - have a look :-) .
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Hi guys, we've got another tutorial - this time focussing on HDR workflows and color management. SCRATCH supports PQ and HLG and can include HDR metadata in either a side car file, or included in an H264 stream. With 8.6 SCRATCH also ships the option to generate 10 bit 4:2:2 H264 streams in resolutions up to 8k. *EDIT* updated for v9
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Hi folks, since Pomfort and I basically live next door to each other here in Munich, we sat down together a while back and have developed a nice workflow to transfer looks from LiveGrade to Silverstack and from there to SCRATCH: http://pomfort.com/news/2016/08/livegrade-pro-silverstack-assimilate-scratch-one-seamless-workflow/ For everybody working on-set with either LiveGrade or Silverstack (or both), this might be pretty interesting - enjoy:
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Hey guys, we got a new tutorial finished on the new redesigned stereoscopic 3D workflow in SCRATCH 8.5. Hope you like it :-) .
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Hi all, we did a new tutorial showing ACES workflows in SCRATCH. You'll see debayering raw footage directly to ACES, loading IDTs manually onto non-raw footage and live SDI-streams, as well as setting up your viewing devices and rendering pipeline. Enjoy!
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Hi all, here's a tutorial about dealing with footage from the Kinefinity cameras, including KRW, Kinefinity's own raw-format:
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Hi all, if some of you are looking to grading VR projects, here's a little introduction to the VR-relevant toolset in SCRATCH v8.4: Another video about VR - this time we're looking at the creative tools in SCRATCH to deal with 360 media. This time focussing on creative tasks, such as grading, compositing, but also rendering:
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Hi all, since this topic comes up quite frequently, here's a tutorial about configuring and customizing your mapping with your grading panel of choice. Supported with SCRATCH are the Tangent Element, Wave, CP200 and Avid Artist Color.
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Hi all, this tutorial focusses on rendering from SCRATCH and therefore also covers how to create multiple different deliverables from your original CONstruct - such as different resolutions, color spaces, or even gradings. *EDIT* updated for v9
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Hi all, this is a tutorial by Andrew Wahlquist (Local Hero Post) going over the main topics of doing a dailies job with SCRATCH. He covers the most important things like managing media, audio syncing, color adjustments, output-filenaming, burn-in and rendering. Have fun, it's quite a comprehensive 23 min video:
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Hi all, new tutorial available - this time pretty technical, as we'll be talking about project-database and project backups!
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Hi all, this is a real quick rundown on SCRATCH color management and explains how SCRATCH deals with mixed colorspaces in one timeline and how you can output different colorspaces from one CONstruct.
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And here's a new-features-video with cheesy music for you to watch: Also new in the video: DIT reporting functionality :-) . Cheers, Mazze
