'Gentle Hum of Spring' Film Emulation Demonstration

Camera: Blackmagic Design Pocket 6k
Software: DaVinci Resolve, Juan Melara's FilmUnlimited 500T, Filmconvert, Handbrake
Lenses: Sigma 18-35mm, 50-100mm, Pentax Macro 50mm F/4
Filters: Glimmerglass 1, 3
Dir. Simon Garez
Prod. Nathan Douglas
DP Devan Scott
Colour Moving Image Agency
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[@wisewolfmedia]

Dude! Gorgeous shots!

[@giobrahh]

Wonderful images Devan, the opening one and the last one at 2:34 were my favorite ones. You really used filmconvert very well! I haven't sued it in a while but the emulation you were able to create came out great.

[@DevanAGScott]

Thanks! Yeah, Filmconvert was used for the grain and that's about it. It's still my favourite grain generator.

[@foggymossstudio]

Great work!

[@joanacasanovafilms]

Incredible! I just subscribed.

[@DavidK-wg8wz]

omg are those bees dead?

[@kingsingson5805]

Hello Devan! May I ask what's the difference between the Kodak 500T Emulation vs Print Film Emulation?

[@DevanAGScott]

500T is the negative stock used for 'shooting'; to emulate the look of a projected film print, you can use a Print Film Emulation transform to replicate that step in the image formation process.