4k live... ( 4k Still from Red One is up )

Jim,,, do you ever sleep ? It looks just as I anticipated, awesome ! I wish I could fast forward to 2007 !
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Poi Boy said:
Jim,,, do you ever sleep ? It looks just as I anticipated, awesome ! I wish I could fast forward to 2007 !
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Thats the secret in making a camera that should take an engineering span of 3 years and compress it to 1 year.. Work triple 8 hour days :)
 
When you download a single frame and it is 5.5 megs it really drives home the magnitude of what is coming with red; 4K at multiple frame rates, Incredible !
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It is, the sensor spits out 4900 x 2580. This picture is 4096 x 2304. So from 4.9K to 4K (the only higher setting the camera supports is 4.5K which is 4520 x 2540)
 
Exactly; I just like pointing it out..I mean ever think you'd think of a 4k image as down-sized? Unbelievable stuff.
 
Congrats!

Here is in all its splendor! Good one to post the same pic but now as 4K. It's possible to figure the differences between both sizes. And what red is offering that others don't.
 
Wow that looks awesome.

One request for the shooting you do this week. Would it be possible in addition to shooting with cine lenses, to shoot some material with DSLR lenses? Canon or Nikon?

That way it would give a good indication of what a lot of us here could expect from our RED images.

Thanks, it's all looking good. Im very interested to see what an image like this would look like AFTER Redcode compression too (at 2K). As I think that's what we're all going to be working with.

But Im sure you're totally fed up of requests, you all know what you're doing :-)
 
Very impressive. Thought she was blowing smoke till I looked at her lips and saw it was bubble gum. That's a very narrow depth of field there.
 
Damn Jim, I already think about RED way too often.

This kinda stuff just keeps my excitement level on the up.

The car shot........speechless man, just beautiful, milky smooth dark to light transitions.

Now I just need a bit of a peek at the lens quality and I'll be in cinematography heaven.
 
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