Flowgraph View - Kodak

Using the VISION2 HD System Edition
5. Move the images that you want to work with into the lower display area by
one of these methods:
Double-click the image.
Click and drag the image to the lower area.
Click Select All and drag to the lower area.
NOTE
The images that you place in the lower display area are the images that are
available to the recipe you are creating. But the look you create in the recipe
is only displayed on the last selected image. Selected images have a blue
outline.
6. Click the Source Type tab.
The options that appear depend on the type of image you input.
7. Click the custom source type that contains the correct speed (100, 320, or
500) and the correct scene lighting (tungsten or daylight).
NOTE
Unlike Standard Looks recipes, Custom Looks recipes require that you
select the film speed rating and color balance. Be sure to use only designated
Custom Looks source types in the Input Image Source Type tab.
The choice that you make here should be based on what speed the 5299/
7299 film will be rated on set and whether daylight compensation is
needed. Choosing D turns on the digital daylight compensation. For
normal tungsten lighting, selecting T produces properly balanced images.
If on-camera daylight compensating filters will be used (WRATTEN 85,
etc.) during daylight filming, select T because daylight compensation is not
needed.
Only select D when no on-camera compensation is used in daylight
filming.
IMPORTANT
If on-camera lens 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.
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