Uploaded August 2018 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
In the past, a lot of subscribers have asked us about a cost effective and efficient way to give their DSLR video the elusive "film look". They want to know about terms such as color grading, color correcting, film-grading etc (also referred to as DI or Digital Intermediate, somewhat inaccurately). It essentially boils down to one thing, which is ‘how to give your videos a cinematic look’ or a ‘cinematic color palette’
But now we have it. If you’re interested in cinematography or making a short film and interested in getting that film-look for your projects - Filmconvert could be the solution. For a fraction of the price of software like DaVinci Resolve, Baselight or Adobe Speedgrade, you can give your movie, DSLR video, wedding videos or YouTube videos that ‘cinematic’ or ‘film look.’
It works very well, with the video editing software you use. Whether it is Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere or any other video editing software.
You don’t always have to shoot in LOG or raw video. You can shoot your videos using any picture profile or colour presets available in your Film or DSLR camera and colour grade them in post production using film-convert. You can also process or grade regular HD as well as 4k video with filmconvert.
Even if you haven’t progressed as far as a video editor or specialized as a colorist, you will find this video useful as a filmmaking tutorial on its own. Colour grading or Color grading is an important process of filmmaking.
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In the past, a lot of subscribers have asked us about a cost effective and efficient way to give their DSLR video the elusive "film look". They want to know about terms such as color grading, color correcting, film-grading etc (also referred to as DI or Digital Intermediate, somewhat inaccurately). It essentially boils down to one thing, which is ‘how to give your videos a cinematic look’ or a ‘cinematic color palette’
But now we have it. If you’re interested in cinematography or making a short film and interested in getting that film-look for your projects - Filmconvert could be the solution. For a fraction of the price of software like DaVinci Resolve, Baselight or Adobe Speedgrade, you can give your movie, DSLR video, wedding videos or YouTube videos that ‘cinematic’ or ‘film look.’
It works very well, with the video editing software you use. Whether it is Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere or any other video editing software.
You don’t always have to shoot in LOG or raw video. You can shoot your videos using any picture profile or colour presets available in your Film or DSLR camera and colour grade them in post production using film-convert. You can also process or grade regular HD as well as 4k video with filmconvert.
Even if you haven’t progressed as far as a video editor or specialized as a colorist, you will find this video useful as a filmmaking tutorial on its own. Colour grading or Color grading is an important process of filmmaking.
gmxsn.com/filmconvert
#gmaxstudioshindi #videography #hindivideo
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You can watch all the English Episodes here: gmxs.in/englishepisodes
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SUBSCRIBE: gmxsn.com/yt
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COMMUNITY: https://www.gmaxstudios.community/
WEBSITE: gmaxstudios.com
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FOLLOW GMAX STUDIOS:
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FACEBOOK: gmxsn.com/fb
TWITTER: gmxsn.com/twitter
TELEGRAM: gmxsn.com/telegram #gmaxstudioshindi #फ़ोटोग्राफ़ी #हिन्दी
