Get a Film Look... That Actually Looks Like Film - DEHANCER

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Short Film - Showing Dehancer in Action
3:51 - Dehancer Pro Deep Dive Overview
5:12 - Color Space and Camera Input
5:46 - Choosing your Film Stock
6:48 - Film Printing
9:04 - Film Compression
11:00 - Color Head - Color Timing and Grading
11:13 - Film Grain
13:51 - Halation
16:33 - Bloom
17:20 - Film Breath
18:09 Gate Weave
18:56 - False Color, Clipping and LUT Export
19:58 - Overall thoughts, Pros v Cons
22:58 - Short FIlm Outro

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In this video, I review and demo the Dehancer Pro Film Emulation Plug-in for Final Cut Pro X (FCPX), and show you how to get the cinematic film look of your favorite Hollywood movies. The video explores film stocks like Kodak Vision 3 5219, (a stock often used by DP's like Steve Yedlin), print stocks like Kodak 2383, grain, film compression, halation, film breathing, color timing, and gate weave. This video is a mix of silly entertainment and in-depth filmmaker nerdery. PS. I will not be offended if you watch at 2x speed ;) Make sure you watch in 4K so you can see the details in the demo!

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I edited the film in FCPX, and colored it in Dehancer for FCPX. Please let me know in the comments what you think.

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[ScottJeschke]

Also watch or skip to the end to see how the intro short film concludes itself. ;)

[thesimifers]

That first sequence is so full of nerdy video editing comedy, and I'm all for it 🤣 well done. That sequence is amazing!

[stevewelsh__]

That intro was a masterpiece. You standing at the window pondering mortality was perfect.
I think Dehancer is the closest thing we have to accurate film colour, but I’ve found the glass is just as important in achieving the overall look. My canon FD lenses immediately bring a scene up several levels alone. Combine these together and you’ve got a hell of a look.

[drewwhite]

Dehancer should use this as a technical, best practices video. Very well articulated, and loved the humorous intro!

[bestcameralens]

I'm blown away with the first sequence you did...absolutely wow!!! Amazing job!

[BVLTIC_PORTER]

I have never seen such stunningly designed stories that bring the plot to the topic of the video and at the same time intertwine inside. Incredibly talented and insanely beautiful! Thank you for the inspiration, I wish you cozy frames and suitable emulations!

[AlishaKhan-oggf]

I accidentally stumbled upon your video months ago which led me into incorporating your advice but on Lightroom, I saved that preset moved on. And, recently I took some street photographs and I applied that colour grade which I made after watching your video, I WAS ABSOLUTELY BLOWN AWAY. My colour grades look so much more rich and deeper now, it's as though I have grown in a span of second however I did not know what video I watched.

ISTG looked through my history I typed all kinds of video title in the hope of finding your video again I didn't. Months pass and now I am here. YOU ARE SUCH A GEM. GOD BLESS YOU. THANK SO MUCH FOR CREATING THESE AMAZING VIDEOS.

[_SirRacha_]

The dirt and the grime... that's what made Matt Reeves' The Batman so beautiful.

[ScriptedEntertainment]

That opening bit completely sold the rest of the video for me 😂 I'm currently working on a short film for school and have been endlessly looking for a good video that covers just what one does. You've got a good talking voice too, so it wasn’t a chore to sit through the video at all. Keep it up!

[piusgyagenda]

That intro sequence was great man and the step-by-step process of editing is great. Thanks for sharing

[edwardharrison]

I love the way you composed this and how you color graded is amazing. The narration made it even more captivating. Bro I see your art!

[kubrakeskin]

This is most beautiful and the funniest intro a technical tutorial video can get.... Actually, this is the only proper one I've ever seen... Lovely work. Thank you.

[AxelAxe]

That moment, laying in bed, lost in thought, dreaming of how to color grade that shot or fix the sky. That is the moment that haunt us all, , but it also is the perfect embodiment of this love for movies that goes beyond day to day life and the mundane. You my friend are one of us. The crazy ones.

[mellin]

everything about this is incredible. this might be my new favorite filmmaking channel.

[RickHenderson]

That was a hilarious intro. "Heatbeat louder than footsteps." I'm learning color grading just so I can make cinematics in Unreal Engine 5 look like film, but getting a lot of film videos on my feed. Glad to see this :)

[stez]

Oh man, this was hilarious, informative, and just awesome, overall. Thanks for putting in the extra effort to make this review/tutorial so entertaining. I also appreciate your more measured use of the tool, not going overboard in the way I’ve seen in other YouTuber’s videos. Definitely planning on buying Dehancer and I’ll be sure to use your promo code. Subscribed!

[yip]

Intro was an immediate subscribe. Showed me exactly what I'm watching for

[TheNacherito]

I've got to say that I usually don´t really like these little intro sketches that some YouTubers do on these kinds of tutorials, but yours was so good! very cinematic, entertaining 😆, and informative in his own way🤔.

[magnusphotos]

The intro deserves an Oscar! Great storytelling!

[natoutete]

The introduction is very captivating and announces the quality one can expect. Great video overall.