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Based on your colormanagemnet with CSTs, what Project settings do you use for Timeline color space, and output color space? Do you grade on your mac display or something else?

Very informative, thank you! Would love to see a deep-dive into some examples, on how you take a RAW, apply these profiles, and the adjustments you make after that! Also, have you tried Really Nice Images (RNI) presets/profiles? I am curious to see if you have tried those, and how they compare to Cobalt.

This is just right. Please, no camera review, no gear review, no sermons about cinematic lenses or other nonsense that 90% of Y.T bloggers talk about. A film camera, no matter how baisc, cheap, expensive or sophisticated is nothing but a black box with two primary functions, and perhaps only two functions. To advance the film reliably and flat, and to operate the shutter mechanism. The rest is up to the photographer, his knowledge, his skill and his artistic vision. You have done a great job. Kudos to you but please no gear reviews, no Fuji film simulation malarky etc, etc, etc.

What's the music at 4:33? Amazing photos by the way! and thanks for explaination working with strobes+film.

Part 2 never came 😂

Hello, você edita suas fotos no davince resolve??

awesome work brother

1:59 this is my photo kkkk

Interesting video, thank you for posting. Would be interested to know more about the location/direction etc of the light and strobe. Beautiful shots. The minimalistic lighting really accentuates the naturalistic look on film I think.

I can't see the ICC's after install.

Hey Torrey, do you still use the a7riii for digital photos? Or is it Fujifilm already?

Why do you prefer capture one over lightroom? love your videos

Amazing shots man great vid

Everyone who reviews Cobalt Image profiles on TH-cam has gotten the profiles without spending a dime. It's hard to find a review by someone who actually spent the considerable cost on it, still thinking it's worth it. I am so on the fence with this.

Nice and clean . One thing only . The most important thing is to know if the film is negative in order to print correctly . A Kodak Ektar would never be printed on a 2383 or 3513 as they are for motion pictures prints. The most important thing is of course the looks but I think , it’s a good thing to make a video regarding film , negative , positive , motion picture , stock etc cause all this will make much more sense for someone who is just starting to use film emulation . The process that film goes through , the print lights (color head) and so on . Then you will be able to unleash the full potential of the plugin ! You might wanna have for example 2 instances of Dehancer , one for stock and print and one only for grain , or you might wanna go to cineon and then finish it with davinci’s stock 2383 which is also great if you use it with a node together in compound (cst 709-cineon+2383 davinci film look). Many many options and decisions but in my opinion the first thing to do is learn how film works in real life and then try to emulate it , and that’s why the TH-cam community is such a great place to start ! Peace 🙏

The way you present this video is definitely different compared to other review videos. I love it man. Your style of making these videos are something worth mentioning. Keep it up 😊

Beautifully done mate!

brother this is dope 💪

I'm not expecting this video to get a lot of views, but my buddy and I went out the other evening and filmed this Nike Running spec and wanted to upload it. I'd be happy to provide an editing breakdown and shoot an overview if enough people are interested. Cheers!

10/10

solid shots man

Fantastic video! I’m curious, which film stock did you use? I'm on a very similar journey and your work is truly inspiring. Keep up the amazing videos and photography. I loved your perspective that there’s no such thing as a failed day when photographing.

love it

just got my iphone 14 pro last week😊

I know you’ve gone through a breakdown with DaVinci and Dehancer. But I literally would love to see much more of your grading process. I don’t need a flashy TH-cam video, I would literally just love a screen recording session. Please get in touch - Jerry

Your color grading is so on point. Tastefully Classy. Do you have any color grading tutorials like this?? Would love to learn much more!!!

I love the idea of their approach. Their website is really challenging, and their presets require the base pacakge + whatever film emulation stock. I wouldn't mind, but a bit expensive. Might still have to check it out. Maybe they'll have a sale?

Your grades are amazing man, everything looked so cool. Would love to see full workflow!

continue making more videos like this, very useful

can you tell the white balance settings you had in your camera for the first blue color tone video?

Good day. At the tail end of your node tree, if you did not use the Lut before connecting to Dehancer, then what would your CST have for it's output gamma and color space (details)?

You guys did a superb shoot!! Beautiful images even though I am more of FP4 vs the higher grain of HP5. XLNT work by both of you. Thank you!

Look into the Archetype Process film simulations. They have a profile/preset for every film stock's exposure level, development, film scanner, and even scanning settings.

Can you compare with the 14 pro/ 14max?

Great video Torrey!

How do you feel these compare to Mastin Labs?

I was considering a zve1 but I may just upgrade my iPhone 14 to 15 pro for the log. Where do I start to get the images you had for the Pacific Northwest ? Dehancer? What about ND ? Also curious how skin tones are.

Cool atmosphere, nice color grading, good camera movements and well edited - very good

This video is gold, keep it up

Honestly your pictures need to be on their preset page. MUCH better than their examples which is why they are under the radar.

I can’t find the actual Portra presets on Lightroom after I import them. I’m only seeing the adjustments presets. Any reason why I’m experiencing this?

Thanks for this.

This was perfect thank you. I have an upcoming boudoir shoot in an old chapel which is quite dimly lit and wanted to shoot a roll of HP5 +1 and a roll of Portra 800 as well as my usual digital. Great model ,wardrobe and poses, well done, I like your style.

Hi Torrey, great video with superb example images 🙌😊. Which cobalt pack are you using? Could you provide us with a link to cobalt? … and please show us more of your editing work with cobalt 🙏🙏🙏

Nice vid but i can't find the next vid for iphone 14 pro..

Great work and vision!

It’s fantastic! Is it possible for you to share some of the video clips you used in the video? It’d be great if they can be used as practice materials !

How are you exposing this is insane bro

Finally someone that shows the color management! This is the dehancer tutorial I've been looking for

HP5 Plus can be almost as fine fine grain as FP4 or exhibit obvious graininess. It all depends on the exposure and the processing. It is as versatile a film that exists. FWIW, I loved the photos of the young lady. It suited the mood and her looks and expressions. Job well done.