Cüneyt Kaya
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Apple Color support - same way last year there was a demo of Redcode import into FCP, they are demonstrating native R3D support in Color. You can work with up to 2K resolution from 4K footage (only extracting the 2K layer from the wavelet). You can then work with that footage at 2K, 1080, 720, 480, whatever res you want that is below the 2K source extraction. But YES, you can bring your 4K Redcode RAW files into the future version of Apple’s Color and work with the full frame, but only at up to 2K deliverable. You can also access the source RAW metadata, just like on camera and in Red Alert/Redcine, to adjust Saturation, Exposure, Tint, Black Level, Exposure, RGB gains, etc. (No Brightness (gamma really) or Contrast (S-curve really), but you can do those with Color’s tools). Merely a technology demo, no ETA on ship date from Apple - so I’d GUESS in next major release, which could be what - NAB next year? Dunno, my guess, not based on hard data.
Red One Redcode RGB mode is still under development - read that two ways if you will - pessimistic - “darn, still not done/shipping!” or optimist - “GOOD - they are still working on it, it IS coming.”
Apple Color support - same way last year there was a demo of Redcode import into FCP, they are demonstrating native R3D support in Color. You can work with up to 2K resolution from 4K footage (only extracting the 2K layer from the wavelet). You can then work with that footage at 2K, 1080, 720, 480, whatever res you want that is below the 2K source extraction. But YES, you can bring your 4K Redcode RAW files into the future version of Apple’s Color and work with the full frame, but only at up to 2K deliverable. You can also access the source RAW metadata, just like on camera and in Red Alert/Redcine, to adjust Saturation, Exposure, Tint, Black Level, Exposure, RGB gains, etc. (No Brightness (gamma really) or Contrast (S-curve really), but you can do those with Color’s tools). Merely a technology demo, no ETA on ship date from Apple - so I’d GUESS in next major release, which could be what - NAB next year? Dunno, my guess, not based on hard data.
Red One Redcode RGB mode is still under development - read that two ways if you will - pessimistic - “darn, still not done/shipping!” or optimist - “GOOD - they are still working on it, it IS coming.”
