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Best color space

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Alex De Vivo

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I shooted in Redlog Film, which color space would be better for me? Redcolor 1, Redcolor 2 or Redcolor 3? It's true that Redcolor 3 is the best choice? Thx! :)
 
It's the most current, updated, and advanced of the color spaces. If you want older color science then use 2 or 1...Most people want the best colors possible, which would mean the most recent release...
 
RedColor3 represents the newest color science and provides a nice meaty image to work with. That said I know a few folks who prefer the look and feel of RedColor2 still. The power here is that you are working with REDCODE Raw and the choice is yours. I use RedColor3 personally.
 
Because presumably Red is attempting to make the colors better rather than worse with each successive revision of RedColor?

Given the total lack of documentation of what any of them actually do, all we can do is take them at their word. And I for one trust Graeme.

Bruce Allen
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It really depends on the final deliverable. To get a 100% equivalent of Cineon, then you would need to use RedLogFilm and RedColor2. Not sure for Rec.709.
 
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