But if you work on a lot of projects that require the quality and features Filmbox offers, it might be worth checking out. On the other hand, Filmbox is an expensive subscription-based plugin, and not right for every project. They want DPs to preview their images through it, shoot tests with it, get a feel for the different stocks & controls, and think of it as their medium. Video Village, the creators of Filmbox, want creators to think of the plug-in not as a “look” creator, but as a system (in the same way we think of the photochemical film processing chain). Its linear floating-point transforms yield very high-quality results, and it has a very natural and organic feel. It’s designed to emulate the Kodak Vision3 film ecosystem, it goes beyond simple color transformations to include filmic properties such as grain, halation, gate weave, dust & more. About the Filmbox OFX pluginįilmbox is a unique film emulation OFX plugin for DaVinci Resolve. In this Insight, we are shifting gears again and to take an in-depth look at a very popular, very well regarded OpenFX FPE plugin, Video Village’s Filmbox. We shifted gears in Part 3 and used a well-regarded DCTL (by Paul Dore). In Part 2 we looked at a popular Power Grade product, based entirely on nodes (PixelTools). In this series we started by defining Film Print Emulation (FPE) and using the default FPE LUTs built directly into DaVinci Resolve. Part 4: Exploring a popular stand-alone plugin Updated J– Added Filmbox v1.5 User Manual PDF Tutorials / Film Print Emulation Deep Dive / Film Print Emulation: A Deep Dive Into The Filmbox OFX Plugin (for DaVinci Resolve) Series
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