by Gamut
Pocket cameras record Blackmagic's Gen5 Film curve, and the path from there to a viewable image shapes every later decision. Gamut built these conversions for the 6K Pro and the 4K.
Clean contrast, faces that look warm and real, and soft highlight roll-off. It's filmic yet neutral, an honest base rather than a stylised finish.
Each comes as a 33-point cube with a 17-point monitoring copy. Resolve is the natural home, though Premiere, Final Cut and other editors read them too. Ideal for weddings, documentaries, adverts, narrative work and cinematic YouTube shot on a Pocket.
Grass, hedges and trees are often the first things to look wrong in outdoor footage, glowing too brightly and pulling skin off with them. Ru...
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Eric Floberg named the five looks after Chicago neighbourhoods, and they share one rule: cinematic colour that never fights the scene. Avond...
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Sony log clips look flat, and the manufacturer's conversion often tints them green or pink. Gamut's technical LUTs correct this at the first...
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Gamut developed Immersion together with Sam Newton, who makes travel films. The grades lean toward deep, cinematic colour while protecting c...
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Imagine a roll of Portra shot on a grey afternoon. Cascade borrows that warm, nostalgic film feel: gentle shoulders on the brights, natural...
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Flame Films found its palette for Marble in Mediterranean sunlight and old European stonework: warm, polished and quietly filmic. Five looks...
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Prestige is Gamut's collection for fine-art and luxury wedding films, where colour should feel expensive rather than flashy and skin must st...
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Fog in a pine valley, stone ridges under dull skies, a couple far from any road: Foris was made for that kind of footage. The grade runs coo...
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