Sony in collaboration with the colorists from Technicolor created a collection of 22 Looks for the Sony VENICE. Each look comes in both .cube and Sony’s own .art format LUT files for on-set monitoring and post-production application. The collection is available for download free of charge from the Sony Cine webpage. Each camera has a unique “color science” which, simply put, is a way how captured light translates into an image. With film cameras, color science was specified by the type of film stock used, nowadays it is a combination of the image sensor and image processor. It is quite common that manufacturers of digital cinema cameras provide a free library of creative looks that are designed specifically for their cameras. These looks (in form of Look-Up-Table files) ensure that the colors in the RAW or Log image get translated correctly. This helps for on-set monitoring as well as color grading in the post-production. Grading Suite at Technicolor. Source: Sony/Technicolor Sony Cine is Sony’s own website with resources (tools, LUTs, videos, FAQ, DMPC), information, and support for filmmakers shooting with Sony cameras. There is now a new Technicolor Look collection of LUTs for Sony VENICE available for download free of charge. Let’s take a short look at it. Technicolor Look Collection for Sony VENICE This collection of LUT files came as a result of a collaboration between Sony and Technicolor which started after the post-production company worked closely with Sony on the first production made on the VENICE in 2017...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 17 February, 2021