Nick Driftwood | Apocalypse Now EASTMAN Colour Neg 5247 Emulation LUT Pack coming soon @driftwoodtv | Uploaded April 2023 | Updated October 2024, 13 hours ago.
Some audio is deliberately muted. Trial grade demo using V-Log footage from cast offs from previous productions and recreating the Eastman Color Neg 5247 look & various grades with it. I've uploaded this in Rec709 Gamma 2.2 for YT/Comp monitors... lets see how it looks :-(
This is ongoing work on my Eastman 5247 Emulation... I've produced a base LUT and continue to experiment with some grades around it. Its very bright, very amber! Together with the recommendation on the sheet its built for Tungsten (3200 K) and with Daylight there's info regarding using WRATTEN Gelatin No. 85 & I've been experimenting with filter emulation on Lumix cameras. Gels behind lenses are not necessarily required for digital cameras, though you can't beat the purists for this LUT it's been about emulation. Some of the scenes are looking good and of course, films like Apocalypse Now and Bladerunner used this epic film stock. Hence, why its called Apocalypse Now - one of my film fav's!
Any comments, requirements or tips that you want to chip in with please don't hesitate to ask. I won't take offence if you feel its not there yet and I'm making refinements top the Final LUT. :-)
The LUT is now available from my website nick driftwood.com and it will incorporate a number of grades and component LUTs for you to try out in your NLE plus Panasonic .VTL 17 size LUTS for in camera use / Real Time LUT and V-Log View Assist. As usual it will be FREE of charge.
Ciao for now!
From Kodak's data sheet "EASTMAN Color Negative Film 5247 (35mm) is a camera film intended for general motion-picture production. Its wide latitude makes it especially suitable for both indoor and outdoor photography under a wide variety of conditions. 5247 film is balanced for use with tungsten light. You can also expose it with daylight filters. The emulsion contains a colored-coupler mask to achieve good color reproduction in release prints. This film has high sharpness, fine grain, and excellent color rendition."
Some audio is deliberately muted. Trial grade demo using V-Log footage from cast offs from previous productions and recreating the Eastman Color Neg 5247 look & various grades with it. I've uploaded this in Rec709 Gamma 2.2 for YT/Comp monitors... lets see how it looks :-(
This is ongoing work on my Eastman 5247 Emulation... I've produced a base LUT and continue to experiment with some grades around it. Its very bright, very amber! Together with the recommendation on the sheet its built for Tungsten (3200 K) and with Daylight there's info regarding using WRATTEN Gelatin No. 85 & I've been experimenting with filter emulation on Lumix cameras. Gels behind lenses are not necessarily required for digital cameras, though you can't beat the purists for this LUT it's been about emulation. Some of the scenes are looking good and of course, films like Apocalypse Now and Bladerunner used this epic film stock. Hence, why its called Apocalypse Now - one of my film fav's!
Any comments, requirements or tips that you want to chip in with please don't hesitate to ask. I won't take offence if you feel its not there yet and I'm making refinements top the Final LUT. :-)
The LUT is now available from my website nick driftwood.com and it will incorporate a number of grades and component LUTs for you to try out in your NLE plus Panasonic .VTL 17 size LUTS for in camera use / Real Time LUT and V-Log View Assist. As usual it will be FREE of charge.
Ciao for now!
From Kodak's data sheet "EASTMAN Color Negative Film 5247 (35mm) is a camera film intended for general motion-picture production. Its wide latitude makes it especially suitable for both indoor and outdoor photography under a wide variety of conditions. 5247 film is balanced for use with tungsten light. You can also expose it with daylight filters. The emulsion contains a colored-coupler mask to achieve good color reproduction in release prints. This film has high sharpness, fine grain, and excellent color rendition."
