Gavin Stokes
Red Team
Hi all.
Thanks for the continued feedback. I'll be investigating the Color project issues Monday.
As far as seeing Red-specific fields in the Color interface: Unfortunately we can't modify the Color UI. In fact, Color won't even display our full ISO range. That's something only Apple can fix.
We're interested in (and appreciate feedback on) color and brightness variations between applications, but QuickTime Player is not a suitable application for such evaluations. In extensive tests, REDCINE-X, FCP, and Shake matched for brightness. In FCP, you will see color changes that we suspect result from lossy RGB-to-YCbCr color-space conversion. The impact of those color changes depends on the dominant colors in your shot.
In tests, QuickTime Player never matched the other applications.
Thanks for the continued feedback. I'll be investigating the Color project issues Monday.
As far as seeing Red-specific fields in the Color interface: Unfortunately we can't modify the Color UI. In fact, Color won't even display our full ISO range. That's something only Apple can fix.
We're interested in (and appreciate feedback on) color and brightness variations between applications, but QuickTime Player is not a suitable application for such evaluations. In extensive tests, REDCINE-X, FCP, and Shake matched for brightness. In FCP, you will see color changes that we suspect result from lossy RGB-to-YCbCr color-space conversion. The impact of those color changes depends on the dominant colors in your shot.
In tests, QuickTime Player never matched the other applications.