Craig Harris

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  1. One of the old greats and it's still looking awesome. I wish they still made them.
  2. Early days in my new room but loving it. Running an FSI for my monitor and rocking a Panasonic Pro Plasma for clients.
  3. I've used this workflow for most of my projects. You take an EDL or XML into RedCineX, set your export to R3D Trim, set your handle lengths, and the export. It creates trimmed R3D files that you can easily manage and import into your grading app of choice.
  4. The DaVinci menu simply shows you what hotkeys control the various printer light steps. With Stream Deck, you can configure that any way you like with deep menus. Hope that helps.
  5. Once the Printer Lights hotkey's are turned "ON" you can use hotkeys to make full, half, and quarter adjustments. I recently added a Stream Deck to my setup and programmed the printer lights to it, which makes the process much faster.
  6. Craig Harris

    SUITS

    Hey, Chris. Great article and insight!!! Thanks for sharing. I was wondering what you mean by "separated primaries?" Cheers, Craig
  7. Craig Harris

    SUITS

    Hey, Chris. Great article and insight!!! Thanks for sharing. I was wondering what you mean by "separated primaries?" Cheers, Craig
  8. Here is a great clip from colourist, Scott MacLean. Watch Here - Powerade AFL Grade
  9. Hey, Abby. I'm looking for video examples from colorists who deconstruct their corrections and grades—showing the process from original media to corrections and final grade. I've come across a couple of videos in the past and love watching how other people approach their work.
  10. Where do you go to find before and after case study examples of a colourist's grading process?
  11. Love it! Thanks for sharing.
  12. Craig Harris

    HONDA 'IGNITION'

    Love it! Thanks for sharing.
  13. I recently finished a project using IPP2 workflow and am really pleased with the results. Much more like dealing with Alexa footage.