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MEM Advanced Cinematography Tips

How to Match Shots from Two or More Cameras for Color and Exposure

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date July 11, 2015

Shooting multi-cam but with different cameras? This article will show you how to make sure your shots match.

Tags 18% grey, camera, chart, color, custom white balance, davinci resolve, DSC Labs OneShot, exposure, filter, lens, Lumetri, match, Multi-cam, rec 709, sensor, shot, shot matching, speedgrade, white, white balance

Review of Camera Accessories

Atomos Shogun Review

My complete review of the Atomos Shogun for the Sony A7s, as of v6.2, shooting, 3D LUTs, DNxHD and more.

Tags 3d lut, 3d LUTs, atomos shogun, audio, Color Finesse, Data levels, dnxhd, DNxHR, Full Swing, goa susegad, ire, levels, LUT, monitor, nikon, premiere pro, prores, prores hq, recorder, resolve, review, sony, Sony A7s, speedgrade, spyder, xavc, XAVC-S

The Sony A7s 4K Guide (Part Eight): Post Production and Grading

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date July 12, 2014
35 Comments on The Sony A7s 4K Guide (Part Eight): Post Production and Grading

A detailed guide to the Sony A7s – from lenses and accessories to post production. Part eight covers editing and grading in post production.

Tags 1080p, 4K, after effects, alexa, avchd, cube, grading, Highlights, look, looks, LUT, moire, mp4, noise, plugin, premiere pro, prores, prores hq, resolve, s-log2, shadow, sony, Sony A7s, speedgrade, xavc

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The Best Video Editing Software 2013 (Part Three): The End

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date October 2, 2013
26 Comments on The Best Video Editing Software 2013 (Part Three): The End

This article compares the ‘big seven’ professional NLEs to find the best video editing software. Who wins?

MEM Color Grading

What is Color Correction or Color Grading?

Post author By Sareesh Sudhakaran
Post date April 8, 2013
1 Comment on What is Color Correction or Color Grading?

The simplest explanation of color correction. What is it, what are the three groups of color correction, and what software and hardware do you need?