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Hi everyone,

First off, I want to thank the colorists here who tested my early code variations, pointed out issues, and offered technical input over the past months. That feedback was hug...

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We have a DaVinci Resolve Advanced Panel in excellent condition for sale.
This panel was used very little, and now that we operate as a dry-hire studio, we no longer need it.

Photos: https://photos.app.goo.gl/2tNkYkGKpA4hf5ma6
Price: 19K E...

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I am considering the Eizo CG2700x right now. I'll be working exclusively in SDR.

I have read the threads here and elsewhere about calibrating Eizo monitors without a 5nm spectro and am seeing a range of practices calibrating it:

- just work with Eizo's colour navigator, the built in probe and their spectral correction.
- use Colourspace with the E...

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Hi everyone,

For a current project, I have a batch of clips shot with a shutter speed that was too long, so I’m trying to reduce the motion blur using Motion Deblur.

However, I’m running into an issue where the rendered files repeatedly show flickering. On a few occasions, I managed to render without any flickering, but I can't quite pinpoint which para...

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I've been looking for an external monitor to work with my new 16" MacBook Pro. It would be used for general office duties as well as to provide the best colour reproduction I can afford. I'm intending to produce some content for YouTube release and, if all goes well, for Indie Film theatrical release.

I thought I had narrowed it down to an ASUS ProArt PA 32UC, as th...

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