Iron Man Tony Stark Rolling Stone Cover*UPDATED*
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Re: Iron Man Tony Stark Rolling Stone Cover
Brad, make sure you take the screencap source, and Adjust Levels to exactly 16-235 (input) to restore full range luminance from the ITU-R range to full range. It looks like you've done something along those lines, but that's the exact adjustment to restore how it "really" looks on film, and on TV, (and in reality, actually) etc.
_Mike
Brad, make sure you take the screencap source, and Adjust Levels to exactly 16-235 (input) to restore full range luminance from the ITU-R range to full range. It looks like you've done something along those lines, but that's the exact adjustment to restore how it "really" looks on film, and on TV, (and in reality, actually) etc.
_Mike
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Re: Iron Man Tony Stark Rolling Stone Cover
Hells yea!! Thanks!!
Hells yea!! Thanks!!
Re: Iron Man Tony Stark Rolling Stone Cover
Hey Mike,
I am somewhat new to this type of color correction. When I adjust the RGB to 16-1-235 in the input levels, the image actually got a tiny bit darker...suggestions?
Thanks Everyone!
Brad
Hey Mike,
I am somewhat new to this type of color correction. When I adjust the RGB to 16-1-235 in the input levels, the image actually got a tiny bit darker...suggestions?
Thanks Everyone!
Brad
Re: Iron Man Tony Stark Rolling Stone Cover
That MIGHT be correct... just to be sure...starting with the raw screencap (and this is assuming luminance expansion hasn't occurred at the capture stage[99% of the time it hasn't]) look at the attached levels adjust dialog. Slide the blackpoint until the input reads 16 and the whitepoint until it reads 235. That is the "actual" appearance of the image as it appears on TV, and on film. If the screencap has already had its luminance range expanded, then yes, it'll be incorrectly dark/light. If you want to send me the raw image I can tell you in an instant whether that's the case or not.
Your computer monitor displays full-range luminance gamut (0-255) but ALL NTSC video (SD, HD, etc.) must have its luminance ranges remapped to 16-235 for a number of technical reasons, per the ITU-R specfication for luminance range in digital video. This is why viewing that material on your computer screen makes the whites appear slightly dull, and the blacks slightly gray/milky - at least on properly calibrated monitors it does. All that gets straightened out when viewed on a television.
_Mike
That MIGHT be correct... just to be sure...starting with the raw screencap (and this is assuming luminance expansion hasn't occurred at the capture stage[99% of the time it hasn't]) look at the attached levels adjust dialog. Slide the blackpoint until the input reads 16 and the whitepoint until it reads 235. That is the "actual" appearance of the image as it appears on TV, and on film. If the screencap has already had its luminance range expanded, then yes, it'll be incorrectly dark/light. If you want to send me the raw image I can tell you in an instant whether that's the case or not.
Your computer monitor displays full-range luminance gamut (0-255) but ALL NTSC video (SD, HD, etc.) must have its luminance ranges remapped to 16-235 for a number of technical reasons, per the ITU-R specfication for luminance range in digital video. This is why viewing that material on your computer screen makes the whites appear slightly dull, and the blacks slightly gray/milky - at least on properly calibrated monitors it does. All that gets straightened out when viewed on a television.
_Mike
Polsnulspace
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Re: Iron Man Tony Stark Rolling Stone Cover
That looks superb....top work!!:cool
That looks superb....top work!!:cool
allosaur176
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Awesome Job Brad!!!! You nailed it
Thanks Mike,
I need these 2 Fonts to be 100% accurate: Celeste Small Font and Dolly Italic.
Anyone who get's me these 2 fonts I will give them a IronMan paper and Rolling Stone Cover free and shipped.
Brad
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decaturvader
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Re: Iron Man Tony Stark Rolling Stone Cover
ohhh darnnit Brad, that is just waaay cool. I'm short this week, but eventually, I'll have to get one of these too.
ohhh darnnit Brad, that is just waaay cool. I'm short this week, but eventually, I'll have to get one of these too.
