16.12.10
Secret of the Sultan
Director: Hakan Şahin
D.o.P: Tolga Kutlar
Tool: Lustre
Facility: Sinefekt, Turkey.
10.11.10
5 minarets in New york
Director: Mahsun Kirmizigül
DoP: James Gucciardo
Tool: Lustre 2.6
Facility: Sinefekt, Turkey.
15.10.10
Mirages
Mirages - French horror - Trailer
Director: Talal Selhami
DoP: Mohamed Sellam
Tool: Scratch 5.1
Facility: Alchimix, Paris.
Best picture award at Festival National du film de Tanger 2011
30.8.10
InCamera article
Sinefekt Laboratory helps ratchet the tension in police drama.
Turkey’s Sinefekt Laboratory, a KODAK IMAGECARE Program accredited facility, has just completed post-production work on Ejder Kapani (Dragon Trap) which relates the pursuit of a serial killer by a chief police officer. Director Ugur Yucel and DP Tolga Kutlar decided that zoom lenses, handheld cameras, wide-angle lenses and extreme close-ups should be the general visual expression of this movie. They felt that this would dramatically increase tension.
Freelance colorist Pascal Nowak takes up the story. “We scanned the film on a Spirit 4K on 10 bit log files and used Lustre to color correct it. The DP, Tolga Kutlar, wanted to move away from the cold desaturated look normally associated with this type of movie. We chose to enhance the color according to the location of the victims. So one is discovered in a very red light, another in his green and gloomy apartment. A man is found on a seat lit by an orange lamp and another in a blue cellar. We kept the killer and the policemen in a less colorful scheme and we also took care to keep the contrast strong without damaging the faces of our main characters.”
“Shooting in 35mm instead of HD makes a big difference in this case. When you want to select a very precise hue, you can play with it without being limited by the compression. We never had to waste time trying to ‘save’ something because the wide dynamic of the negative allows us to get details in every part of the frame.”
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Turkey’s Sinefekt Laboratory, a KODAK IMAGECARE Program accredited facility, has just completed post-production work on Ejder Kapani (Dragon Trap) which relates the pursuit of a serial killer by a chief police officer. Director Ugur Yucel and DP Tolga Kutlar decided that zoom lenses, handheld cameras, wide-angle lenses and extreme close-ups should be the general visual expression of this movie. They felt that this would dramatically increase tension.
Freelance colorist Pascal Nowak takes up the story. “We scanned the film on a Spirit 4K on 10 bit log files and used Lustre to color correct it. The DP, Tolga Kutlar, wanted to move away from the cold desaturated look normally associated with this type of movie. We chose to enhance the color according to the location of the victims. So one is discovered in a very red light, another in his green and gloomy apartment. A man is found on a seat lit by an orange lamp and another in a blue cellar. We kept the killer and the policemen in a less colorful scheme and we also took care to keep the contrast strong without damaging the faces of our main characters.”
“Shooting in 35mm instead of HD makes a big difference in this case. When you want to select a very precise hue, you can play with it without being limited by the compression. We never had to waste time trying to ‘save’ something because the wide dynamic of the negative allows us to get details in every part of the frame.”
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23.2.10
Eyvah Eyvah
Eyvah Eyvah Film fragmanı (Yüksek Kalite)
envoyé par
Director: Hakan Algül
Tool: Lustre 2.6
Facility: Sinefekt, Turkey.
12.1.10
Dragon trap
Director: Uğür Yücel
DoP: Tolga Kutlar
Tool: Lustre 2.6
Facility: Sinefekt, Turkey.
Publication: Kodak InCamera
Coursier
Director: Herve Renoh
DoP: Vincent Muller
Tool: Lustre 2.6 Incinerator
Facility: Digital Factory, France.
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