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After a long research, I finally updated my filming setup. While that included body, lens, filters, and cage, I’ve (always) wanted to incorporate more of a film look. Little did I know, Dehancer stood out as the film emulator preferred by creators who inspire me.
Nevertheless, it felt a bit sophisticated, which made me delay purchasing while optimizing other aspects of my workflow. Eventually, I forgot about it. But it turns out it was meant to be, as recently, Dehancer offered me a collab.
The timing was perfect, as I just started expanding my channel with discussions of creativity and my tools. Reading their email, I thought to myself:
What an amazing opportunity, which (actually) had two options. Either producing:
- A Dehancer tutorial.
- A Dehancer review, which I opted for.
Dehancer emphasized they wanted me to be completely honest, which required researching and tinkering with the plug-in. So, in this one, I’ll cover my favorite features after a week of doing so.
Keep in mind I am not a ‘professional colorist’ but a creator creating things appealing to me and hopefully you. I (also) have plenty of content on philosophy, psychology, and stuff of that nature. So stick around if that sounds interesting.
