casey warren
Active member
I really like the CC on that frame. What did you do to it?
Outside shot... ( First Exterior Red frame grab )
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color correction curves
color correction curves
I don't know what Anders did (it is a nice job!) but I was able to get somewhat close in Photoshop with three "curves" settings:
1) RGB: "S" curve, for more contrast & filmlike appearance
2) Red Channel: slight boost at center for warming
3) Blue Channel: drop at upper end only, rest flat (less blue)
(Obviously this is only one CC choice and there are infinitely many more!)
color correction curves
I don't know what Anders did (it is a nice job!) but I was able to get somewhat close in Photoshop with three "curves" settings:
1) RGB: "S" curve, for more contrast & filmlike appearance
2) Red Channel: slight boost at center for warming
3) Blue Channel: drop at upper end only, rest flat (less blue)
(Obviously this is only one CC choice and there are infinitely many more!)
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Graeme_Nattress
Red Team
Yes, they're black calibration bars, and ideally you'd never see them, so you're probably seeing a number of things in them!
Graeme
Graeme
I see there is a 2K version of that picture available on the RED site. That picture does much more justice to the Red camera, than the 1K picture did. After all there are many cameras that are capable of producing a great looking downsampled 1K image. Producing a high quality 2K image, now we are talking.
alpha omega117
Member
that d.o.f. is beautiful.
Mardi_Gras
Member
yeah and remember when your looking at that 2k file, that the original is 5x the size 
Mardi_Gras
Member
Jim Arthurs
Well-known member
Good God, the 2K image is nice. As others have suggested, do a levels adjustment and see the detail in the milk bottle highlites and the "missing" stripes on the blouse collar. And this is on an 8bit image.
The RED team has a lot to be proud of, and we have a lot to look forward to. To my eyes, that gloriously clean, naturally toned image is what the future of recorded motion images should look like. Add grain to suit, if that's your bent, but it's not mine. Not anymore.
I'd be a completely happy customer if the camera offered nothing but that amazing full raster 2K image... and any other company would gladly take me up on the offer by "locking" out the higher resolutions without a pricey "pro" upgrade, wouldn't they? That is if they even offered the 2K full raster 4:4:4 image in the first place.
The RED team has a lot to be proud of, and we have a lot to look forward to. To my eyes, that gloriously clean, naturally toned image is what the future of recorded motion images should look like. Add grain to suit, if that's your bent, but it's not mine. Not anymore.
I'd be a completely happy customer if the camera offered nothing but that amazing full raster 2K image... and any other company would gladly take me up on the offer by "locking" out the higher resolutions without a pricey "pro" upgrade, wouldn't they? That is if they even offered the 2K full raster 4:4:4 image in the first place.
Doc Holliday
Member
Jim, I want to see the rest of this movie. It is much like a dream I had.