Patrick Tresch
Well-known member
Hello,
Here a "retour d'expérience" by Vincent Mathias, AFC on the AFC's web page.
http://www.afcinema.com/RED-Epic-Dr...er_afc&utm_campaign=e-news_mensuel_fr&lang=fr
I allways wonder why some DP's still get afraid about resolution? He shot in 4.5k with the Dragon (smaller than S-35mm) as he does a 2k finish. I hope they will awake and understand that resolution is not a barrier but empowers a lot of factors like smaller noise wich implicates higher DR. He also doesn't speak about the Gamma used in his test but only the color settings on the RAW debayer. Redgamma4 is a DR killer, hope he didn't use it. Skintone OLPF and LLO can't be shot the same way if you want good results. Shooting LLO at 800 is skipping 1+ stop of low light capabilities.
But it's great that there is some "retour d'experience" done with the Dragon by an AFC member in december 2015.
Patrick
Here a "retour d'expérience" by Vincent Mathias, AFC on the AFC's web page.
http://www.afcinema.com/RED-Epic-Dr...er_afc&utm_campaign=e-news_mensuel_fr&lang=fr
I allways wonder why some DP's still get afraid about resolution? He shot in 4.5k with the Dragon (smaller than S-35mm) as he does a 2k finish. I hope they will awake and understand that resolution is not a barrier but empowers a lot of factors like smaller noise wich implicates higher DR. He also doesn't speak about the Gamma used in his test but only the color settings on the RAW debayer. Redgamma4 is a DR killer, hope he didn't use it. Skintone OLPF and LLO can't be shot the same way if you want good results. Shooting LLO at 800 is skipping 1+ stop of low light capabilities.
But it's great that there is some "retour d'experience" done with the Dragon by an AFC member in december 2015.
Patrick
