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Precise software for 35mm Film grain?

Raphael Biss

2 years, 3 months ago - Raphael Biss

Hello everybody!

I wondered if anyone knows where I can find precise software to add 35mm grain and look to my footage.

I'm looking for something precise, in the same vein as FILM CONVERT but with more options than the ones they have.
https://www.filmconvert.com/features/film-stocks

Ideally I'm looking for a digital map for the KODAK Eastman Color SP 5383 negative.

Thanks a lot!

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Annabella Forbes

2 years, 3 months ago - Annabella Forbes

Would this be a case of using film grain LUT perhaps? You might be able to find something free online

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Tom Kinnersly

2 years, 3 months ago - Tom Kinnersly

Da Vinci does this very well and specifically for 5383 but you need the studio license version $250 ornit comes with black magic kit purchases. Darren Mostyn has a brief turorial on YouTube which shows what the combo of Da Vinci 5383 lut plus the film grain options will give you. It's called 'Why do my film luts look bad - 5 minute solve'
Tom

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Raphael Biss

2 years, 3 months ago - Raphael Biss

Amazing! Thanks a lot!
Yeah, I saw some guys also emulating the Eastman look with LUTS. really useful stuff and I may go with that perhaps. I wondered if there was one specific to the grain as well but I guess that's quite dependent on a lot of things.

Thanks for your help.

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Howard Lukk

2 years, 3 months ago - Howard Lukk

I’ve used the DaVinci Resolve film grain before. Works very well and allows size and amount of grain to be applied as well.

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Tom Kinnersly

2 years, 3 months ago - Tom Kinnersly

I agree with Howard, the film grain tools are very stock specific. Exactly what you asked for.
Tom

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Tom Kinnersly

2 years, 3 months ago - Tom Kinnersly

The LUT for 2383 and the grain fx are built in to da Vinci so you don't need to look around for anything more.

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