Ketch Rossi
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Heh. Starting alarmingly soon the new OLPF and Sensor Calibration will be available in all new bodies and upgraded bodies. I only say old because there is a new cool
The interesting thing is if you have a Dragon it is indeed optional to send it in for the new tech, which Red is installing for free. Though, I don't know how many people will hold onto those potential uglies the older OLPF produces (magenta highlight orbs, IR glare/reflection, potential lifted shadow noise due to IR contaminatio). Plus you get more color stability and highlight retention at the top end while maintaining the same midtone exposure and base shadow density with the New Calibration.
While there is no doubt Dragon M8 will go back in for the new OLPF+Calibration, current OLPF still produces some of the best and most Kick Ass imagery I have ever seen form any motion camera and better then many Still cameras within the same and or bigger sensor and of the same or higher pixel count, but yes, one must be a bit more careful with some of the light sources the lens is pointing at as we discovered during the shoot at Red Studios Hollywood in September.
All I know is that Dragon M8 will be producing some serious Imagery on the "old" OLPF till NAB...