Before:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiq-ZWW4KAMgJrTXCBB-pDX8rA3LGoGpbmPiE2LmDFacCdXBA3TQW9BZfxaGZJQ0yck19nU_YDEtYnAtWN0f1BTgkrIThXi4qir4d0hT40hjLAb3gm9yypJ97E195jLxIZ4LAPS/s320/demarco-before.jpg)
After:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg_KNn9cvpcESXu80nJCWOaFT960IichFWXStqwEqVjQ2cuKav0BtV38fPssmvKu0d3s7q7WdZV12epa4jZBKAJ2Xb5yr3BaxI5dB3KAkKxWq6mpBWUTdTjF8cBbvAKsUQgGCbx/s320/demarco-after.jpg)
Shot in MiniDV (NTSC) with natural light.
Here's the list of ingredients (all in Final Cut Pro), in order:
1. Color Corrector 3-Way: Slightly crushed black and brought the whites into line via Mid and White adjustment. Pushed everything in the to Reds/Mg ever so slightly, trying to remember the adage that slight adjustments are the best ones.
2. TMTS Custom Diffusion: This is also very subtle, really more noticeable in the motion than in this softer, de-interlaced JPEG.
3. Vignette: This one is less subtle and I might back it off a bit, or opt for two instances, one for focus and another for true lens vignette.
All in all, this was about 20 minutes, maybe less. If I go back for tweaks I'll update the post to track the progression.
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