Yair Oren

Hi all I'm new here, I guess you have already finished the shooting, but still I wanted to give you a different perspective on the debate here. We all know the saying "fix it in post". You yourself said that you have a low budget. Maybe your colorist wanted to save you valuable time and money if you might need to start fixing severely color problems or if you decide to change the mood or the time of the scene and then you will have to settle or to spend more money because it will take more time. doing your art on set is very important, But you could also do something in the middle and light your scene as you like but in a gentle way so no harm would be if you decide to change. You can sit with your colorist and decide how things should look, and your colorist if he is good he will bring anything you want. Good luck Yair

Hi Is anyone here uses JVC's Vérité G series monitor for color grading? I am about to recieve the DT-3D24G1 monitor which has 3D option as well, and I'd like to know from present users of this series what you think about it's abilities and performances Thanks Yair