Does RedCine reveal R3D's original format?

[Sean]

If I import an R3D file into RedCine, can I determine what the original shooting format was? (4K 2:1 or 2K 2:1 or 3K 2:1, etc.) I don't see any info that reveals the original format of the file. Because I may have changed the project settings in RedCine and re-sized the original file to that project size.

 

[Cail Young]

Reset the scale to 100 and then use the project sizes to determine which frame size it is. Or, open the shot in REDALERT.

 

[Nir Shelter]

It would be really good if Redcine would pickup automatically on the original format and frame rate the footage was shot at. In fact I would really like to see this as a feature in future builds, automatic update of native frame rates and shooting format of the footage.

 

[Lucas Wilson]

It would be really good if Redcine would pickup automatically on the original format and frame rate the footage was shot at. In fact I would really like to see this as a feature in future builds, automatic update of native frame rates and shooting format of the footage.

REDCINE 3.15 already does this. ; )

Go to the library, and click on the bottom third of one of the thumbnails. It will reveal a metadata window with the original size and framerate of that clip.

Lucas
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LA, CA, USA

 

[Nir Shelter]

Thanks Luki thats great but I think it would be even better to have the metadata come up automatically in the shot menu. To that matter having an M tab to force Redcine to engage the original metadata like in Redalert would be really useful.