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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

DEBAYERING - PRO RES from RCX - for best results.

Thank you - again! - Mark for taking the time to share your tests!

damn-
:)

Stu Aull
S-X #00199
Alaska
 
The difference between the 1/2 res good and 1/2 res premium is both dramatic and unexpected.

Perhaps Graeme could provide an explanation?

Cheers - #19

PS - Thanks Mark!



Premium needs OLPF compensation / sharpness up pretty high.

Graeme
 
Thank you for the input Graeme. Rendering grandson clips tonight with RC3/RG3, like the changes, will dial in some OLPF and sharpness now... Gotta love 5K family movies.
 
There is no great problem to resync in final cut. Just record the process stuff with file name and timecode in picture.
Then you just edit as normal in FCP.
When done you go trough your edit in and change the time code for your source clip same as in frame.. and also rename the used cuts to the given file names.
Then you export your XML as normal to rd cine and everything works like a charm.

Bjorn,

I'm assuming this would also work for Davinci?

Adrian
 
1/2 Res debayer does often look sharper than Full Debayer, but there is a difference in noise characteristics. In my opinion, noise looks much nicer when using full debayer.
However the difference between Good and Premium is pretty surprising. Mark, if you can it would be interesting to see how 1/2 premium looks on that test when turning sharpness and OLPF up ?
 
Premium needs OLPF compensation / sharpness up pretty high.

Graeme

I know i'm going to sound stupid asking this, but where can i find that OLPF compensation setting? Using RCXpro 12.20390


Btw. Half Normal might look sharper, but there is a lot of aliasing too - specially on hair and other fine lines.

Thanks,

Martin
 
I know i'm going to sound stupid asking this, but where can i find that OLPF compensation setting? Using RCXpro 12.20390


Btw. Half Normal might look sharper, but there is a lot of aliasing too - specially on hair and other fine lines.

Thanks,

Martin



It's now just called "sharpness".

Graeme
 
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