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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 :)

DR ..a good discussion!!

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luigivaltulini said:
MONSTRO
In the NIGHT about 23.30 PM
FUCK this sensor is impressive on 20mm XEEN at T2.8 , the sky is visible and is blue night color very clean wowow .. next days i post this 8 minute with Freefly tero and movi pro jimbal around my city Lugano . And next week with model shoot in Day light.

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I have found Monstro to be quite impressive. Shot some doc work in a very dark environment, developed at ISO 5000 and it looked great. No noise reduction was necessary for 1080P delivery.
 
Eric Haase said:
I have found Monstro to be quite impressive. Shot some doc work in a very dark environment, developed at ISO 5000 and it looked great. No noise reduction was necessary for 1080P delivery.
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Yes Eric, it's something pure even visually. Soft clean. I want to sell everything and buy only Monstro ehhehe
 
There's obviously something well known I've missed but could someone explain why when I open the Alexa and Blackmagic Dr images from the start of this thread in Resolve I see a flat almost noise free black level which is very unlike the noise floor in the Gemini Dr images. Does the Alexa ( and Blackmagic) have some internal noise reduction processing going on or are they just clipping and mapping the black to 0 ?
 
Marcus Struzina said:
There's obviously something well known I've missed but could someone explain why when I open the Alexa and Blackmagic Dr images from the start of this thread in Resolve I see a flat almost noise free black level which is very unlike the noise floor in the Gemini Dr images. Does the Alexa ( and Blackmagic) have some internal noise reduction processing going on or are they just clipping and mapping the black to 0 ?
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Marcus,
Make sure you have set Redwidegammut and Log310 and fulldebayer in the Camera RED raw menu, otherwise you'll find yourself in rec 709. Or apply the lut rec 709 to alexa and black magic ..
Just look at the black level on the vectorscope if it matches, or level this so that it is the same for the rooms you want to compare.
 
Locks in assorted colors. Its Late so I had to get a little bit Stupid.


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Tobi Rupp said:
Sorry don't have the 14mm Sigma, but its on my "to-do" list ;-)

But could offer some Laowa 12mm Zero-D R3d, looks and works great with Monstro......

My Sigma starting at 20mm right now.
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it would be great to be on my buy list ehehhe
thanks friend ;)
 
Monstro with Tero freefly and movi pro.
In the city Lugano , just for fun .
for fun, feel free to use the images

my ftp: use Filezilla client

host: lacentrale.homeftp.org
user: ftpread
passö ftpread

enjoy
 
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