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Sony S-Log3 - Fix Color Cast Powergrade
Sony S-Log3 - Fix Color Cast Powergrade
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Sony S-Log3 → DaVinci Wide Gamut PowerGrade
Fix for incorrect yellow and red tones in DaVinci Resolve
If you film with Sony S-Log3 / S-Gamut3.cine and want to work in DaVinci Wide Gamut , you know the problem: Yellow and red tones often appear too reddish, muddy or washed out – especially in highlights, warm light sources and skin tones.
This PowerGrade solves exactly that.
With my specially developed node workflow, you get clean, stable colors , natural skin tones and reliable color reproduction – and can still grade comfortably in the large color space of DaVinci Wide Gamut Intermediate .
✅ This is what PowerGrade can do
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Fix for faulty yellow and red display on Sony S-Log3
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visibly more stable and natural skin tones
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Improved highlight display without interruptions
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Safe grading in DaVinci Wide Gamut Intermediate
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Clean final output in Rec.709 Gamma 2.4
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Professional workflow – ready to use immediately
🎛 This is how the integrated workflow works
This PowerGrade contains an intelligently structured node tree with the necessary color space transformations:
1️⃣ S-Log3 → DaVinci Wide Gamut Intermediate
2️⃣ Grading area in DWG (maximum color stability & latitude)
3️⃣ DWG → S-Log3 Stabilization
4️⃣ Final Edition: S-Log3 → Rec.709 Gamma 2.4
You don't need to configure anything – just apply and get started.
🎥 Perfect for you if you…
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working with Sony Alpha, FX series or other S-Log3 cameras
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You want to grade in DWG , but you're having problems with colors.
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You want natural skin tones and warm highlights
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you want to make your workflow more professional and efficient
🧩 Compatibility
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DaVinci Resolve (Studio & Free Version)
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Optimized for Sony S-Log3 / S-Gamut3.cine
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Works with all Sony cameras that support S-Log3
📦 You get this
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PowerGrade file (.dpx / .drx – customizable depending on shop structure)
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recommended node structure
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brief instructions for use
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Best-practice tips for clean grading
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