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We are facing similar issue on Resolve 19. It seems most (not all) of the OFX effects - if sandwiched between CST nodes are facing similar issues. DCTL plug-in is no different. On a different machine with DR 18, the issue never occurs. Similar reviews by peers and other users. Probably a DR beta bug, hopefully gets resolved with the final update. - V1.3 has transforms built in, this wont be an issue even if final Resolve update doesn’t fix this bug.

Alright, okay, hehe 😅

Go for color slice or look Dev tools, link in bio. As far as emulating the negative is concerned, I can share a negative only LUT over Instagram for you to play around with

There is grain and halation, do try out the demo. And do go through the pdf. The idea is to use film as an initial point to stretch and create looks :)

People who truly love cinema, do :)

Yes. Our next video will be about recommending people to not buy our plug-in Infact. And I mean this - if you were out for something that Dehancer and other companies were doing already, this ain’t for you. As someone who hasn’t messed around enough I’m resolve, I’m sure won’t be able to fully utilise the plug-in. Film look is a subset of what we are trying to offer. It’s a trend - that’s already found its way to end of the saturation curve. We’re planning to release a free tool that uses DaVinci’s new tools to give a more film like accuracy. I think that will collapse the gap between people who want to create a film look, and people who want to do expand from film-look with a robust look Dev tool.

Also, hope you ran stuff on test charts before pointing this out :)

I haven’t played around with FilmCreatorLook yet but I have used the demo of filmverse (I’ll get it at some point just have other things I need the cash for at the moment) and it’s the closest I’ve seen to truly emulating film rather than the idea of it.

Yup, sending over Instagram :)

@@ColoristFoundry but as I said above, can t do over Instagram. Any other way possible?

I’m sharing the free non-watermarked version over DMs, feel free to drop by at @coloristfoundry

Where are you based off? I am trying to get stripe, government here is making it hard for vendors to use anything but Paypal. Everythin else has a cheap appeal to it in terms of UI. Sucks. Trying to fix it :(

For time being i'd love to share a non-watermark version for you to play around. Drop by on instagram

@@ColoristFoundry I HAVE SENT YOU MESSAGE BUT U HAVE NOT YET REPLY CHECK UR INBOX

Watermarked one lasts forever, but incase you want to try it without watermark, DM us :) it lasts for short, but allows you to try out everything that we have built over good span of time - without watermark.

I’d say, everything except dehancer is super recommended. But you are missing a point here. Getting film look is super easy - esp with resolve’s internal film filters now. It’s having good math to be able to stretch that look to a number of diverse project. Around here we only look upto - maybe - filmbox in that sense. Resolve’s new tools are good, but I wish the look Dev toolset was updated as well. Just like filmlight has been releasing some really good tools. That’s the experiment with this DCTL as well. Our behaviours are based on equations mimicking film like behaviour rather than 1:1 matching with film like responses. And the equations are coded into our custom color space. Film is a smaller part of our deal, and I am genuinely excited to put forth what we’ve been cooking on this side of earth through this plug-in.

no updates and @jaideep.panjwani is private account

What’s your Instagram? And what do you mean other UA-cam, this is the only one

@@ColoristFoundrywatchsimoo. The thing with UA-cam is some problem with my account 🤷‍♂️

@@ColoristFoundry is watchsimooo

A fair comparison is our plug-in and filmbox. What makes this different is what we are trying to chase here. I’m personally not a big fan of chasing a look, whatever that “look” might be. And problem with a lot of plug-in, and presets out there is that they aren’t kept keeping usability and intuition in mind. So when you start with Dehancer or say Resolves new film plug-in, you still have to pull a decent number of levers to attain the sweet spot. Our plug-in attempts to question, what if the sweet spot is just one of many possible look outcomes? And what if a better color model is indeed the answer we are looking for? I highly suggest you download a demo and test it out. It’s hard for me to distill everything in the comment, but I’m sure next update will put things in perspective. It’s expected to release by mid May, or earlier.

You’ll receive an update in 12 hours :)

@@ColoristFoundry thank you

Also wasn't it $249 last month? It's now $349! No offense, but DCTL's should probably be a lower price point to a certain extent because of Resolve 19's new features. I know it's still in beta, but come on.