#color grading

Does anyone else find raw video workflow overrated for run-and-gun docs?

Is raw video still essential or can you get away with compressed formats today?

Do YouTubers who obsess over color science secretly have no idea how to grade a log file?

Is the "Filmmaker Look" just a crutch for poor lighting and composition skills?

Is "film look" a real aesthetic or an expensive excuse for technical flaws?

Are expensive LUTs just overpriced filters for people who can't color grade?

Is the “film look” just a filter for people who can’t tell good lighting from bad?

Do most videographers using LUTs actually know how to color grade by hand?

Would you switch from Adobe Premiere Pro to DaVinci Resolve if color grading mattered most?

Has anyone else found Fujifilm's film simulations overrated for professional video projects?

Does anyone else find colour grading harder than actually shooting the footage?