Flowgraph View - Kodak

The following options are available.
3. Make the appropriate selections.
Using the VISION2 HD System Edition
Camera Film Stock—Select the type of film stock that you want to
emulate.
Alternate—Alternate Looks are outside of the typical color negative film
choices offered for television post-production. Some of the looks
included are: EKTACHROME, black-and-white, skip-bleach processing,
and reversal cross-processing.
5299 Rated Exposure Index—Select either 500 or 320 speed. The
choice you make here should match how the 5299/7299 film will be shot
on set.
5299 Exposure Compensation—Use this feature to automatically
correct for misexposure on the set under known conditions or for
accidental misexposure.
5299 Daylight Compensation—Disable this option if the image was
captured under tungsten illumination. Enable this option if the image
was captured under daylight or HMI lighting (any light source with a
color temperature of around 5500K) and no color correcting filtration
(such as WRATTEN Filter, No. 85) is used. When enabled, this option
corrects for the blue cast that normally results for any tungsten film shot
under daylight source. Because VISION2 HD film is tungsten balanced,
daylight compensation is required. When shooting under tungsten
illumination, VISION2 HD images should already appear neutrally
balanced and compensation is not needed.
IMPORTANT
If on-camera filters are used during filming, the same filter must be used on
the digital-still camera when capturing the preview image. Be sure to use
the appropriate filter factor for the filter on both the film camera and the digital
camera.
Highlight Enhancement—Enable this option to allow the user to see all
the highlight detail that might otherwise be clipped by a normal rendition.
The image becomes darker and lower in contrast so that the highest
highlights can be seen more easily. When this option is disabled, the
image is rendered with normal preferred contrast, and the very extreme
highlights may be clipped.
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