example 4K grab from shoot at cemetery at night.

[Les Dittert]

I took my Scarlet to the Day of the Dead event at the Hollywood forever cemetery.
Scarlet on monopad, dark dark dark lighting ... this shot was processed to ISO 1300 or so I think.
Noise reduced, Tokina 11-16 at 2.8 . I'm very happy with the results. Especially the detail.

In the spirit of posting actual 4K or 5K material, here is a grab from work in progress.

link to 4K image is : https://dl.dropbox.com/u/61349012/misc-RED-test/4K_iso1280_hollywood_forever0004.jpg

1K thumbnail :

 

[Arnold F.]

Is this with HDR?

 

[Mike P.]

That's lit with practicals?

 

[Les Dittert]

Available lighting, slight tone mapping applied.

 

[Gabriel Scindian]

Les,
that is amazing.

I took my Scarlet to the Day of the Dead event at the Hollywood forever cemetery.
Scarlet on monopad, dark dark dark lighting ... this shot was processed to ISO 1300 or so I think.
Noise reduced, Tokina 11-16 at 2.8 . I'm very happy with the results. Especially the detail.

In the spirit of posting actual 4K or 5K material, here is a grab from work in progress.

link to 4K image is : https://dl.dropbox.com/u/61349012/misc-RED-test/4K_iso1280_hollywood_forever0004.jpg

1K thumbnail :

 

[Mike P.]

How did you apply slight tone mapping? Better yet, could post before/after with a non-tone mapped shot?

 

[William Robinette]

How did you apply slight tone mapping? With the x stream? Better yet, could post before/after with a non-tone mapped shot?

4k on a Scarlet means no HDRx.

 

[Mike P.]

4k on a Scarlet means no HDRx.

Touche; I completely forgot this was at 4k (I fixed the post to avoid confusion)... I'm used to tone mapping being, you know, wonky looking.