FilmConvert Pro / Nitrate FUJIFILM XT-3 and Canon 5D Mark IV Camera Packs

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by Jeff LochSeptember 25^th, 2019

FilmConvert announced the addition of new camera pack updates for the FUJIFILM X-T3 and Canon 5D Mark IV, enabling total compatibility with the latest HLG from the X-T3 and Canon Log support for the 5D Mark IV. If you are a FilmConvert Pro or FilmConvert Nitrate user, you can download the new profiles for free. Let’s take a closer look.

FilmConvert Camera Pack Updates for FUJIFILM XT-3 and Canon 5D Mark IV

FilmConvert just released a new camera pack update for the FUJIFILM XT-3 and Canon 5D Mark IV. This new camera pack is compatible with FilmConvert Pro, and the new FilmConvert Nitrate plugin that is now available. For more information about FilmConvert Nitrate, you can take a look at our article here and even get a 10% discount when purchasing the plugin.

All FilmConvert products are effortless to use and straightforward. Indeed, all you have to do is download the plugin, select the camera profiles that you want to download on the website, install it, and voila! The software uses this profile as a base to build an authentic look of the type of film emulation you desire.

Camera packs were already available for the FUJIFILM XT-3 and Canon 5D Mark IV. These camera packages update adds support for HLG mode if you are working with the XT-3, and Canon Log if you are shooting with the 5D Mark IV.

If you are in the middle of a project, don’t worry; installing these camera packs will not interfere with any grades in your current projects. You’ll see additional profiles available in the drop-down menu the next time you reboot your NLE.

Pricing and Availability

FilmConvert camera packs are always free. You can download the new camera packs along with support for a wide selection of other cameras from the FilmConvert website. The team is continuously updating their camera packs, and new ones should come out pretty soon for the Z CAM E2, Sony VENICE, Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K and more.

What do you think of this FilmConvert update? Do you already use FilmConvert Pro or FilmConvert Nitrate? Let us know in the comments!