READ ME - Beach
Original File: A_0006C039H251103_110330IM_CANON.MP4
Captured on EOS R50 V with RF-S7.8mm f4 STM Dual Lens

Hello!

Matthew Celia here and thank you for taking the time to download this. I’m excited for you to have the chance to play around with some footage because the best way to learn is by doing.

If you haven’t downloaded the Canon EOS VR Utility Software yet, you can do so at this link: https://app.ssw.imaging-saas.canon/app/en/vru.html

You will also need to download the HEVC Activator for the EOS R 50 V camera, which is the camera that captured these clips. You can find that software at this link: https://app.ssw.imaging-saas.canon/app/en/hevca.html

Inside this folder, you will find side by side and MV-HEVC versions of a fully finished and processed clip. This READ ME file serves to detail the steps taken to get to the final result.

This was captured on the beach in Southern California. It was captured in Canon Log. To compensate for the bright light, an F Stop of 8.0 was used along with a 1/160 shutter.

To finish this clip, we did the following steps:
1. Import using the Canon EOS VR Utility software
2. Checked “Roll” on Automatic Horizontal Correction 
3. Render out a ProRes 4444 Side by Side using the 3D Theater using Mode 1
4. Import into DaVinci Resolve Studio and set Clip Attributes to Stereoscopic Side by Side
5. In the color page, adjust colors to taste and add LUT: 'CinemaGamut_CanonLog3-to-BT709_WideDR_65_FF_Ver.2.0.cube'
5. Adjust stereoscopic convergence to focus on the foreground rocks, placing the scene in negative parallax.
6. Rendered both MV-HEVC and Side by Side H265

Try it our way or experiment on your own!