fylm.ai is a cloud-based platform that uses AI to simplify and speed up the color grading process, making it more accessible to a wider range of users. With the fylm.ai 2.1 update, they’ve now added a neural network-based, “color aware” film emulation tool called NeuralFilmAI, plus a slightly redesigned control tab and, of course, the bug fixes that come with any update. Let’s have a look! Last October, fylm.ai added the NeuralToneAI tool to their platform, and in May, we wrote about update 2.0, which added Capture One ICC profiles and styles export, a revitalized AI Magic Mode, and improved handling of raw files. Now, fylm.ai has introduced NeuralFilmAI, an advanced AI-powered film emulation tool. The video below goes into depth on how to use it. fylm.ai 2.1 update – NeuralFilmAI film emulation So how does it work, and what does it do? It’s helpful to note that unlike LUTs, which apply a fixed set of edits, this program analyzes each image individually, looking at the content and color information, and grades it accordingly. Then, after using what the company calls “smart” changes, it will give you five suggestions to choose from. fylm.ai 2.1 update brings AI tools into a new, separate category. Source: fylm.ai From there, you can non-destructively adjust the sample you’ve chosen using the Exposure, Contrast, White Balance, and Tint sliders to make it your own. You can also adjust film softness and grain. Once you’ve got the grading to where you want it, export it with...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 6 August, 2024