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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 :)

Comming soon...

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evin, we're waiting for that soft sharpness.. the rest depends on your fantasy..

here's mine.. a red with the best premium accessory pack..

 
Actors and actress are not going to like footage projected 4k-unless there is major "video photoshoping."

Matthew

i'm going to go into business providing a full service mobile waxing and airbrush station for actresses being shot on 4k. Show up, cover her in wax from the eyebrows down, pull. spray her bronzey/skintone, collect my check. It'll be awesome.
 
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Shake 4.1 post:

- TrueLight Color>>Profile-Kodak Color Vision Primer>>Display>>Digital Projector>>ColourSpace>>Lin

- GenArts Sapphire Filter>>FilmEffects>>NegFilm>>Kodak 5245>>Film Print>>Kodak Print 5386

- Film grain Filter>>You could adjust the grain size for example from 1 to 0.5.
 
Nice, subtle rack (focus) to bring the bra buckle in focus...
 
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Seeing these two images together reminds me how much I dislike grain.

I know that many of you totally disagree. You're entitled to your opinions.

Footage from CTL was crisp, the way my eye would see it if I were really there.

My eye doesn't see in grain, not even in extrememly low light. My brain processes the images differently than film does, and in a more similar fashion to the way the Red One "sees".

I'll take razor sharp digital images over grainy film images every time.

-Thor
 
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What do you prefer?

You said do not like a "film look"!?

Why?

But this "crispy" picture has a bad side of video look that has optically lower black levels while raises highlights and should be the opposite like a real film look that optically raises black levels while lowering highlights.

Even Ted at IBC presentation said that RED still did not reach a film quality but they working to achieve that one day in the future.
 
Even Ted at IBC presentation said that RED still did not reach a film quality but they working to achieve that one day in the future.
He was talking about dynamic range/latitude, not the overall image quality. Latitude isn't everything.
 
He was talking about dynamic range/latitude, not the overall image quality. Latitude isn't everything.

What does it mean for you "the overall image quality" in digital or film acquisition?
 
You said do not like a "film look"!?

Why?

This shot posted has already been graded already. I just don't think added noise helps.

Why?

Same reason I like girls with pink hair I guess. Everybody gets a different feeling when they look at the same thing. Maybe I'd feel differently if the pictures were in motion and I was viewing in a theater and not through a web browser.

I might like a different grade on this shot better - but it's clear to me a very pleasing result can be created from this footage. So I'm happy. :clown2:
 
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