Exposure tips

[scorsesefan]

Newbie to Komodo and r3d. I shot some verite test shots (LQ, 18-35 sigma 1.8) Any exposure tips would be appreciated. Thanks https://we.tl/t-SEBxNGmIM6

 

[M Harvey]

Are you familiar with the “traffic light” indicators? Info on this and other exposure tools here:

RED.com

www.red.com

I also like to enable the Gioscope tool on my top screen (while monitoring on an external monitor).

That should cover achieving proper exposure, in the sense of capturing material without burning out any of it or losing it to noise. If it doesn’t fit within the dynamic range of the camera (as indicated by these tools), you’ll need to look into ND filters to reduce exposure and lights to either boost exposure or lessen the contrast range of your image.

Is there anything specific you want to know about exposure?

 

[scorsesefan]

Are you familiar with the “traffic light” indicators? Info on this and other exposure tools here:

RED.com

www.red.com

I also like to enable the Gioscope tool on my top screen (while monitoring on an external monitor).

That should cover achieving proper exposure, in the sense of capturing material without burning out any of it or losing it to noise. If it doesn’t fit within the dynamic range of the camera (as indicated by these tools), you’ll need to look into ND filters to reduce exposure and lights to either boost exposure or lessen the contrast range of your image.

Is there anything specific you want to know about exposure?

Thanks for the info. The traffic light system is really good and intuitive and I used it to expose this test