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EPIC W ---Highlight zone pink...help

Harcharan Singh

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Hi
I did not see any specific EPIC W forum
to discuss this issue.
The highlight zone is showing pink when
shooting .
What could be the reason?
Thanks
Harcharan
 
Hi,
We had the latest build and using a low light OLPF the pink is showing while shooting.
Thanks
Harcharan
 
helium.JPG
 
If you can get me an image of what you're seeing and R3D frame I'll take a look.

Graeme
 
my friend not on red user is having the exact same issue, his white skies are pink
 
Highlight zone pink

Highlight zone pink

Hi,
Please find the image.
The problem got 80% solved after black shading .
Thanks
Harcharan
 

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Hi,
Please find the image.
The problem got 80% solved after black shading .
Thanks
Harcharan

That is chromatic aberration Harcharan. It occurs often when your highlights are close to or are clipping and when shooting at wider apertures on your lens.

To minimize this give DRAGONcolor a try instead of DRAGONcolor2. Or explore the new REDWideGamutRGB/Log3G10 pipeline.
 
Hi,
Please find the image.
The problem got 80% solved after black shading .
Thanks
Harcharan

That seems like a chromatic abberation, like Phil said,
Try Truecolor Saturation Roll off, it might help hide the pink color,
http://truecolor.us/news/free-saturation-rolloff-lut/

download from here
http://truecolor.us/downloads/free-saturation-rolloff-lut/

Choose Color Space RedWideGamutRGB, and for Gamma choose RedLogFilm, and add the 3D Lut Iridas x32 .cube (in Davinci or Red Cine-x)

Also, if you can upload a R3D snapshot, we might help.
 
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