In 2015, we released the first edition of our 4K HDR Guide. Since then, it has become the reference point for many public and private audiovisual institutions both in Spain and throughout the Spanish-speaking world.

More than a hundred pages in which we detail in a technical but clear way everything related to 4K HDR and its surroundings: both the concepts related to resolution, HDR dynamic range increase, color spaces, etc., as well as the equipment capable of satisfying this technology: cameras, optics, recorders..

In this latest edition, we have updated the HDR content and added new chapters on surround sound, ACES, etc.

We have also opted for the pdf e-book format so that you can always carry the Guide on your devices without the need for an internet connection.

You have our free online courses on Color Correction in Baselight, Chroma Composition, Premiere Pro…

And if you want more online courses, you have our entire catalog for your training!

If color is your thing, you’ll be able to download 30 different LUTs with which you can practice cinematic looks in your preferred grading system.

You also have available editable PowerGrades in DaVinci Resolve based on ARRI looks

You will have access to analyses and documents written by top-level cinematographers and colorists about cameras, color processes, tables with all the codecs used in cinema carefully detailed, etc.

In our premium content section, you can find free downloadable HDR mastered clips so you can learn more and test this new technology. You will also find original camera clips, such as from the Sony FS7, so you can do grading and color work with them.

In this premium content section, you can find free downloadable HDR and SDR charts that can help you profile and calibrate your monitors. Both in 709 and in HDR PQ and HLG 2020 and P3

In this premium content section, you can analyze and compare files captured with different spherical and anamorphic lenses, including Cooke, ARRI Master Prime, Zeiss, Tokina, Sigma, Canon, Fujinon or Sumire.