We invite you to join Richard Lackey to learn how to get the best video results from your Fujifilm camera. You will learn the most important video technologies and settings, and a practical workflow from camera setup, to shoot, to color correction in post.
Objectives:
- Learn the core camera video technologies that affect your post production process and determine the quality of your final results.
- Learn simple techniques while shooting that enable a seamless color correction workflow.
- Learn to color correct F-Log (and F-Log2) video perfectly.
What You Will Learn:
Part 1
- Overview of the key video capabilities that matter for pro video and a close look at the X-H2S, X-T4, X-S10, GFX100S.
- Core video technologies you should know:
- RAW vs debayered video – advantages and disadvantages
- 4:4:4 vs 4:2:2 vs 4:2:0 – what is chroma subsampling
- Digital encoding of light
- What is a color space
- Encoding luminance – non-linear (log) vs linear
- Standards for encoding color – cameras and display
- Video compression methodology, codecs, wrappers, bit-rates – what it all means for you
- External recorders – shooting ProRes with the Atomos NinjaV
- Overview of how to choose lenses for video.
Part 2
- Setting up your camera to shoot for easy shot matching and color correction in post
- How to use a simple color chart
- How to read video scopes – waveform, RGB parade and vectorscope
- Easy color correction method using a color chart and scopes
- Using Fujifilm F-Log and LUTs
- Q&A
The workshop will take place on Saturday 13th of August, 2022 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Venue: Flight Case Entertainment, Warehouse 6, Street 8, Al Quoz Industrial Area 1, Dubai
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/sSWpnPW2TUtSSfBE7
About Richard Lackey
Richard is a filmmaker, colorist (CSI), digital cinema technology and workflow specialist with extensive knowledge and experience of digital motion-picture imaging and post-production. Currently, Richard works as Regional Marketing Manager, Middle East, and Africa, Electronic Imaging and Optical Devices for Fujifilm Middle East.
