Brant Hadfield
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Well the shot of the car, shows me two things. 1). There's a lot of DR. 2). Why I don't like to shoot exteriors with really open lenses. It's a test shot, I know.
For me, the big question is whether Red's wizardry will go counter to intuition and deliver superior color gathering with yet smaller pixels. I am skeptical. I love my Scarlet MX, even more so since bending onboard curve at the top and middle, which requires I push more light onto the sensor or increase ISO up against that curve. In return I get much better color rendition and what appears to be smoother roll off from highlights, at the cost of some DR in the image. It's a trade I am willing to make. But with 16 plus stops, it would be an even better proposition if this sensor requires the same approach for deep looking color.
For me, the big question is whether Red's wizardry will go counter to intuition and deliver superior color gathering with yet smaller pixels. I am skeptical. I love my Scarlet MX, even more so since bending onboard curve at the top and middle, which requires I push more light onto the sensor or increase ISO up against that curve. In return I get much better color rendition and what appears to be smoother roll off from highlights, at the cost of some DR in the image. It's a trade I am willing to make. But with 16 plus stops, it would be an even better proposition if this sensor requires the same approach for deep looking color.
