Accelerometer and gyroscope

[James McLellan]

At this point in time is anyone using the accelerometer meta data in the R3D files? If so can you elaborate on results and workflow?

Will Redcine eventually be able to stabilize footage with the information? Any thoughts?

 

[James McLellan]

Shouldn't we be able to do this with our Red cameras?

http://thenakedcamera.com/stabilize-and-smoothen-your-videos-with-this-magical-tool/

Redlink developers where are you?

 

[Bérenger Brillante]

We should.

I supoprted the SteadXp box, and I have told them in their commentary section to start developping for
the gyro and accelerometer inside Red cam. Nothing yet.

 

[Christoffer Glans]

From what I've heard, the Weapon has improved the "recording" of position data to one sample per frame, which would enable as stabilization process if anyone ever made a plugin or such for softwares like Resolve, After Effects etc. to stabalize based on that data.

 

[Colin Nusbaum]

From what I've heard, the Weapon has improved the "recording" of position data to one sample per frame, which would enable as stabilization process if anyone ever made a plugin or such for softwares like Resolve, After Effects etc. to stabalize based on that data.

What I don't quite understand is whether that data is already fully embedded in the R3D/RMD or if it would need a further hard module to interpret the gyro in some way. If it's embedded, it seems like it could be as simple as a feature request to Adobe directly, no? It's just specific instructions for the current Warp Stabilizer right?

 

[Christoffer Glans]

What I don't quite understand is whether that data is already fully embedded in the R3D/RMD or if it would need a further hard module to interpret the gyro in some way. If it's embedded, it seems like it could be as simple as a feature request to Adobe directly, no? It's just specific instructions for the current Warp Stabilizer right?

As far as I know it's metadata written into the R3D. As for why no one made anything of it yet, it's because no one have made anything of it yet.