Greg R Greenhaw

I just bought the LG oled b655 HDR. Make sure you get a 10bit HDR display. I would recommend the lg b6 or the samsung ks8000

In DaVinci Resolve there is a feature called Resolve Color Management. Its meant to do that very thing. Basically match footage from multiple sources to a common color in a way superior to a simple LUT With that said there is not magic fix to match multiple camera and exposures. I tend to map them all to Arri Log C output or Rec709 2.4 gamma See page 91 http://documents.blackmagicdesign.com/DaVinciResolve/DaVinci_Resolve_12_Manual_2015-07-27.pdf

I would ditch the epic and use 2 BM 4k/2k cameras. The sensor on the epic is not very good. Put you money into better lenses/ audio/lights/NDs or what ever.

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