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LookControl
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SI 2K Manual
Look Control
Set Look and Look Library
The SET LOOK command opens the LOAD CAMERA LOOK LIBRARY. Inside
this library control panel are a selection of up to 4 .looks that can be loaded and
quickly selected between, and also controls for modifying those looks, select-
ing preview and record LUT‘s, and managing which .look files are placed inside
of a project‘s folder for inclusion with recorded files.
LOOK A, B, C, D are the four looks that are made available for quick-switching
between look files without having to go into the file system browser in order
to select a look file each time one is desired. Also all .look files that are loaded
into this library control panel are copied into the project directory so that any
.look that was potentially used on-set is also available with the recorded files
in post-production/editing. If the user selects a new file to load into the library
from the file system, or modifies and saves a new .look file, at the time of adding
the .look to the list (replacing what was there), that new .look is added to the
project directory. The older .look file that was replaced is not deleted from the
recording project directory, so that any .looks that could have been recorded
with files in the project directory are safely maintained.
In order to load up a new .look file into slots A, B, C, or D, simply click on the
name of the file and the file-browser will open into the /SilconDVR/Data/ folder
of the recording machine. If there is another location where you want to load
the .look file from (such as a thumb-drive), simply browse to that new location
using the file browser directory controls (the .[dir] and ..[dir] selection at the
top of the file-browser screen or the drive selection letters). If a .look is loaded
from another directory that is not the /SiliconDVR/data directory, SiliconDVR
will automatically copy that LUT into the /data directory for future use so that
the user will not have to continually browse to remote directories just to call up
the same .look file.