I have successfully imported the “Rec2020ToRec709_CSTDefault” LUT file, which I suppose is the one to use, and the results are good, but I’d like to make them better, but I’m not sure how.Īuthor krausfadr Time 11:34 AM Post link I am trying to convert a bunch of HDR movies into SDR using “TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 7” which allows the use of LUT files and I was wondering if there’s someone here willing to help me out. And to be frank, their support is quite limited. Right now, Premiere only “kind of” supports HDR HLG, which is an entirely different format.
(You can still cut an HDR ProRes video inside of Premiere, but you won’t be able to monitor it in HDR or export it in HDR). They have plans to incorporate it into future versions of Premiere, but it’s currently not supported. Or AJA also makes some that work too.Īlso, Premiere actually doesn’t even support HDR PQ at this time (the HDR format used on 4K Blu-ray). Also, generally people use the same Blackmagic devices for their reference displays when using Premiere anyway. So that’s an entirely different type of device.
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Would an HDR passthrough capture card suffice for viewing HDR or would I have to go for one of the Blackmagic devices? I don’t really use resolve that often and primarily use Premiere Pro CC for my basic color needs.Īuthor 44rh1n Time 1 12:09 AM (Edited) Post linkĭeckLink and UltraStudio devices are for monitoring, not for capturing.
Sorry for all the questions, but I do have one last one. I want my Hobbit fanedit to be at its best shape so this really helps. Thank so much for all your help with this. Most consumer hardware just isn’t really good enough yet.Īuthor Deloreanhunter12 Time 1 9:42 PM Post linkĪh gotcha. Grading in HDR really is quite a complicated beast at the moment for consumers. This written guide of mine here on this forum is primarily intended for those who are interested in grading 4K HDR Blu-rays in an SDR environment. If you’re not already familiar with grading in Resolve, then you’ll probably want to practice grading in SDR first. Īlso, grading in HDR is quite difficult, actually. Dado Valentic has a really great guide for getting an OLED set up for HDR grading. But even OLEDs require calibration and lots of setup. Particularly the last two generations of LG OLEDs (C9 and CX). This means you will need an HDR-supported DeckLink or UltraStudio device, plugged in through PCIe or Thunderbolt.Īlso, if all you have access to is a consumer display, then the only ones that can “approximate” the appropriate range necessary for accurate HDR grading are OLEDs. In order to color grade in HDR, you need to connect your HDR monitor as an external reference display inside of Resolve, not as a GUI display.
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Is there any way to figure out how to get HDR up and running? I have an LG 27ul600-w and the laptop I am running it off of is a Asus ux550veĪuthor 44rh1n Time 1 2:53 PM (Edited) Post link The best I can do is turn on HDR effect on my display, but that’s the best I am able to do for now.
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Ok now I have an HDR display, but windows is not allowing me to show HDR properly. ¯_(ツ)_/¯Īuthor Deloreanhunter12 Time 1 5:14 PM Post link You can’t really grade in HDR if you can’t see it in HDR. Unless you’ve made a fanedit without any regrading, in which case you can leave all of the original HDR grading.Īuthor Deloreanhunter12 Time 2:26 PM Post link Or an Apple Pro Display XDR, if you’re on the cheap end. Which I doubt you’re able to do accurately unless you have a very very very expensive reference monitor, like the Sony BVM-X300 or the FSI XM310K. In order to export in HDR you need to do the color grade in HDR. When you are using the lut in premiere and doing an edit, what settings should I use to make sure that the video is exporting as HDR properly and not exporting just a REC.709 color space from the lut?Īuthor 44rh1n Time 11:53 PM (Edited) Post link
This can be done by simply right-clicking the ProRes file in the media pool and specifying the color space and gamma as Rec.2020 and ST2084, respectively.Īuthor Deloreanhunter12 Time 10:37 PM Post link Yes, you just need to tell Resolve what the input color space and gamma should be.
Is there a way to make it properly identified as Rec.2020 Info: Guide for Working with 4K HDR Blu-ray Rips in SDR - 82 RepliesĪuthor 44rh1n Time 2:52 PM (Edited) Post link Info: Guide for Working with 4K HDR Blu-ray Rips in SDR - Original Trilogy Sign In
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