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  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Got some artifacts probem low framerate stills, is this normal for dragon?

I'm running build 36 of RCX. Have not looked at the files through any other software that converts r3d, resolve, fop x, premiere, ect.

Did look at them in FCP X and the hot pixels are there.
 
I'm running build 36 of RCX. Have not looked at the files through any other software that converts r3d, resolve, fop x, premiere, ect.

Did look at them in FCP X and the hot pixels are there.

It´s consistant. So it´s not a RCXP thing. Here is a screen dump from r3d debayered in flame:
 

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It´s consistant. So it´s not a RCXP thing. Here is a screen dump from flame:

It would be.

What I am curious of is if it is the "same" pixels, or new pixels showing this performance under different scenarios.
I am inclined to believe the latter.
 
I just rolled back to version 5, have not shot the same material, but was out yesterday and when I spot checked everything it looked great.
 
Any more on this?

No one contacted me for r3d's .

Should we just file support tickets?
 
So what's the news on this? What is going on?
 
Posdibly there is a reason why the camera only do 1fps and not 0.1fps. But as Greame stated here you can reach far better result by using frame average. To me it seams easy enough for red to do frame average when so fits/creates a better result but on the other hand I find it kind of nice that the canera does just what it told to do and the user have to decide when its better to do record processing or not. As the results might vary with exposure, compression etc so as allways the result and what is the best aproach is very dependant of whats actually shot. But simply put, Avoid 1sec exposures. Better shoot 4fps 360 frame average 2 and speed 200% in post. Normally that stop of light loss compared to normal 1fps 180 deg is really no loss as you get less noise from the frame processing. And normally you can go even higher in framerate and the frame averaging will improve your image so when iso is raised it will look better than singel longer exposure.
 
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