As some of you may or may not know, the image of Mars in the new "War of the Worlds" 4K disc is blue-ish. I'd like to fix it to make it the proper red. I've done video work before, but not for 4K AVC. I have FCP and Premiere. Is there a workflow for this so that the AVC file I'd be muxing back in is near the same quality as the original?
Fixing color timing on 4K video
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If it's 4K disc, it should be HEVC 10bit and HDR - so not AVC, but it doesn't change a lot.
I use only Avisynth, so I can't be of much help here; my workflow is HEVC 10bit HDR -> HEVC 8bit SDR -> grading and eventually other processing -> lossless 8bit SDR -> final encoding Personally I like most AV1 - for several feature and about 30% bitrate saving Vs HEVC - but you should use the latter if you want broader compatibility.
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Right, I meant to say HEVC.
I haven't used Avisynth, but I'll give it a shot. You convert from HDR to SDR, do you find any noticeable difference?
I would try and keep the HDR if you can
(2022-09-26, 08:10 PM)plisskin Wrote: I haven't used Avisynth, but I'll give it a shot. Hint: run away from Avisynth if you can! Really, it's very hard to grasp, and then it's also additive! (2022-09-26, 09:05 PM)stwd4nder2 Wrote: I would try and keep the HDR if you can Indeed, it's better, if you can.
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