picking up the other thread (tom, grazie, et al).
though i have the capability, and have played a bit with them, are people using profiles as an everyday item?
by this i mean setting up the 'look' of a whole production in camera rather than in post?
if creating a 'look' in camera does this then limit what can be done in post?
i'm thinking that, say for arguments sake, i do a csi blandford look, (not too dissimilar to csi miami ;-)), then the client goes 'OMG, that looks awful!', how easy / difficult is it to 'revert'?
i'm happily using grads in a matt box, but jerking around the colour / saturation, etc., rather scares me.
though i have the capability, and have played a bit with them, are people using profiles as an everyday item?
by this i mean setting up the 'look' of a whole production in camera rather than in post?
if creating a 'look' in camera does this then limit what can be done in post?
i'm thinking that, say for arguments sake, i do a csi blandford look, (not too dissimilar to csi miami ;-)), then the client goes 'OMG, that looks awful!', how easy / difficult is it to 'revert'?
i'm happily using grads in a matt box, but jerking around the colour / saturation, etc., rather scares me.