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Great video! I love how you focus on practical DIY solutions and hacks rather than the typical gear recommendations. The L bracket and 3D printed accessories are especially creative and useful ideas.

Cool vid thanks!

Great photo. Where can I get the simulation used for the photos.

Subbed, this was nice. Could you make a video showing how to use PS to maybe create a profile of a film stock using the colour response curves? Resolve is of course a tough sell for the workflow, but doing it as a one-off to actually get the profile set up in LR could be worth it. Digital sensors are usually linear in their response to light (linear luminance curve), but do you know if there are any luminance curves for film stocks too?

amazing intro! 😂😂

Hey man , found you over Reddit. Like the video, looking forward to watch the rest of your videos!

Nice job editing an image from a go pro. Good stuff.

Invest in your teeth instead ... And of course the fake plant is like your personality 👏👏

You're so ugly !

Came over from Reddit. Wow. That's a LOT of work, but all very educational. I learned a ton. Thank you so much.

Incredible work, and thanks for the tutorial it was quite eye opening.

Beautiful image man, and insane workflow. I’ve never seen a workflow like this before, definitely gave me some ideas for how I approach my photography

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I find these videos both useful, and relaxing to watch. Thanks for making them!

have you tried the dehancer lightroom plugin? could save you a lot of time, their 2383/3513 film print simulations are pretty good and the grain is probably the closest to film scans ive seen from a single software. and you have some extra films profiles, somewhat usable bloom tool and a hopelessly broken halation tool too.

That's a great trick ! Can you use it for film photography ? I mean, does it affect the f-stop at all ? And does the diameter of the hole matter ? I've been looking for a swirly bokeh wide lens for my Krasnogorsk-3, and this could be a great solution if I can make it

You show very helpful tricks along the way, thanks!

really nice job! found some good inspiration here for the rut I am in, so thank you! really like the use of two duplicated radial gradients to make it less obvious, smart!

Hi, thanks for the tips! How to seguo the wifi?

that is so easy but so cool!

Very nice video thank you 🙏

Very nice job of actually getting the shots so similar between the lenses. Nice video overall!

Pretty cool technique here....gonna start experimenting with this, and i actually do kinda enjoy using Resolve for photos sometimes, the film look creator is great for effects. And also neat to see you're based out of Brasov, had the privilege of spending a few days there and it was beautiful. Would love to visit Romania again someday.

Hi! This is awesome! Could you now put together and sell the Nikon Picture Control settings that match to each of these profiles? This way we could see on the jpeg shown at the back of the camera the same starting point we’ll get when we apply the equivalent profile to the raw image in Lightroom!

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great vid mate 💪🏻

What about action cameras ?

you can get the backdrop from here: s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DlwTU0B

very nice!

Pure art, amazing work! 🔥🔥

hi!. I'm struggling with the "copy paste" color response curve. What is the name of the program that allows you to overlays the curve? I can't find it. Thanks for everything!!

Hey, how do I get that the waveform shows me the curve in red, green and blue? I only get 3 curves but they are all the same color.

Just when I think I have enough color grading how-to videos saved on TH-cam, I find another gem like this

This is an interesting and clever way to achieve film color. I use to import DNG raw file into davinci resolve and color grade with film emulation, but the color space and how it interact with photo seem not quite right

Actually this is a very good tutorial. Thanks.

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A good thing about this is that most people uses digital devices and they wouldnt bat an eye if your grain emulation is fake or not, ofc an exception is IMAX, such are ones that are impossible

What an in depth look on grains bro, most people can't afford film and these are the ways they can have it on their hands.. Great information. Not everybody is just trying to emulate these but also use it for new creative purposes and direction, you could have the digital capture of a camera while having the most realistic grain emulation and it would look nice and new.

This is great

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This is so cool to learn, thanks! Really nice content on this channel.

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Thank you for your honest review! Dehancer team

Thanks for the very instructive video :)

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Quite inspirational. Thx a lot :)

That is actually sick. Thank you for showing your process!!

love the edit. really cool. thanks for the vid

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Good first video! Keep posting!!