Recreating Hollywood Film Looks⎮Canon EOS M Raw

In this video, we're going to be recreating the look of the film "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" using only a budget camera, a few lights and some creative color grading

By following along and applying the techniques we'll be using, you'll be able to create similar looks to those seen in high-budget films on a limited budget. So if you're looking to create a cinematic look for your videos, then this is for you!

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Canons EOS M + Magic Lantern
Raw 14 bit
5k Anamorphic rftp 1440x1836
Color Graded with Davinci Resolve

[jpr-tech]

Simply amazing! Great look! Thank you for your time explaining the grading so simply.

[AltCine]

Great video and loved the tutorial 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[ThinkingAboutCameras]

Absolutely brilliant. What an inspiration!

[marthacolin]

It’s so easy to understand! Congratulations!

[ImitativePhotography]

This kind of content is gold. Thank you for uploading this!

[KyleFosse]

Phenomenal work! Thanks for the details. I'd love to see how you did the reflections in the car window.

[lucasx]

Thank you for your videos I Like them very much!

[lowkeyraw]

Your tutorials are the best man and this one is next level. Thank you for this!

[beaudanner]

this is really next level. I'm impressed! The skills you use to make this camera shine really encourage me to learn more. How many seconds are you getting with the 5k 1440x1836 mode? Could you do a video comparing the resolution quality between 1080 mode for continuous shooting and a high resolution that limits record time? It would be great to see if the lower record time is worth it especially when doing narrative work and you need to keep the camera rolling to get the take you need

[luatnguyennamkhanh]

Suprisingly that the best tutorial I sought after for davinci resolve is from the place I least expected, your tutorial cover plenty aspect of color grading that other didn't talk about. Thank you for making the tutorial!!

[_alemarqs]

Thats really impressive! You should make a I need it!

[kurtflint]

After this tutorial I added notifications to your channel subscription. This is great.

[Lostinthemoors]

I only dreamed of recreating this image back in 2011 because of the 20-30k camera price range, and now it’s possible with a 250$ cam. Incredible.

Can I ask what build of ML you used?

[FilmSpook]

Amazing Work, I just subscribed!!! Thanks, my Brother ✌🏾

[TheCruisinCrew]

Unbelievable, you are an incredible artist! :)

[matthewdeppe]

Would you consider taking notes of more pictures that you could emulate in terms of coloration and recreation? I would absolutely love to see you do two videos; one recreating the look from the tv series, 'LOST' and the other being 'The Walking Dead.' Another would of course be Game of Thrones. This would be super helpful. Much appreciated. Keep them rolling, brother, .

[e.s.channel]

The negative panels worked great for the reflections, but have you tried a polarizer filter? way easier and should do the trick. Thanks for the video.

[andresgonzalezcerda]

Many thanks for comparison shots!!. Now I see…

[josecampos]

Were's the Anamorphic rftp option on the latest lantern magic?

[PavelNebo]

Thanks for the video, but could you explain something?
You set the 14-bit video file to Rec709 at the output, in the first node you take Rec709 input, and then you work with colors, etc.
But Rec709 has very limited colors, why is that?
It would be more logical to work in a more expanded color space and convert everything to Rec709 at the very end, wouldn't it?
where is my mistake ?