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Artifacts when shooting in d-log
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mjacobson
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I understand that shooting in d-log and d-cinelike is generally better since you get more dynamic range for the footage.  I've noticed, though, after color correcting/grading (usually with a LUT, but not always), I get lots of artifacts in the video.  ND filters seem to have helped a little and keeping the shutter speed to 1/60 when I'm filming 30 FPS.  However, I don't get the same effect when shooting in 'none' or 'true color'.  Even after applying a LUT to that footage, I still don't get the artifacts I have usually seen.  Any advice?  Does anyone still get sufficient dynamic range filming on a profile other than d-log or d-cinelike?
2017-5-2
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SkySailorMan
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Try shooting in Art +1-2-2 or +1-3-3. Of D-Log, D-Cinelike, and Art, I've found Art to produce the best results. I use a LUT specifically designed for Art. Also, the +1 Sharpness keeps the NR away, and you can soften the sharpness in post if you prefer.
2017-5-2
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mjacobson
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SkySailorMan Posted at 2017-5-2 18:20
Try shooting in Art +1-2-2 or +1-3-3. Of D-Log, D-Cinelike, and Art, I've found Art to produce the best results. I use a LUT specifically designed for Art. Also, the +1 Sharpness keeps the NR away, and you can soften the sharpness in post if you prefer.

Man, I must be out of touch.  I thought we lost art mode.  Did we get it back?
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mjacobson Posted at 2017-5-2 18:23
Man, I must be out of touch.  I thought we lost art mode.  Did we get it back?

Art came back at least two firmware updates ago. Don't recall exactly, but it has been at least a couple months by now.
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