2026-03-07 10:44 UTC
@pauls @halide the cube size dictates the grading precision, so for Resolve the larger size is used as it’s built do high accuracy grading for post production work. 33x33x33 is a good balance of speed and accuracy. Tyler does packs for iPhone so maybe the ones included in your pack are not?
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@pauls@social.lol 2026-03-07 10:47
@simonharper @halide Yea think I just need to get the other pack, thanks.
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@simonharper@mastodon.social 2026-03-07 10:50
@pauls @halide i’d take a guess that even though the 16/17 Pro and likely Kino’s engine could probably handle the larger cube sizes easily, there is a trade off on app performance to keep things running smoothly for users on older less powerful hardware. TBH honest, unless you have a professional reference/grading monitor set in a controlled lighting environment (like a post production studio), 99% of people would not even notice the difference.