Help please

[Aleksandr Frayman]

Hi, everybody! Friends, help please. I the first time deal with the RED cameras. I have bought RED Epic W. Also has already faced problems. 1. A problem is that when I remove at me on the display everything incredibly green color that to correct it I constantly change tint-21.000. I consider that it isn't correct. Further. What has to be a record profile? Redgamma and another? What has to be sharpness of the image and in what proportion it moves? I ask to help you with the correct control of my new epic w. Earlier I removed only on BM Ursa mini 4.6

 

[Phil Holland]

Hi Aleksandr,

I would say the first thing to do if you haven't already is to run a Sensor Calibration, which may solve your green issues. It's okay to have a negative tint value if the lighting conditions require it, but it sounds like something more might be happening here.

Remember when shooting REDCODE RAW, since it's a compressed RAW format, you can change the Color Space and Gamma Curve in post without any penalty. I'd recommend either DRAGONcolor/REDgamma4 to start if these are very new to you, but I would also look into using REDWideGamutRGB/Log3G10 with a 3D Transform LUT applied, which is something that is new in the RED world.

In terms of "sharpness" the best way to get the most detail out of a RED camera is to shoot at the higher resolution and if possible the lowest REDCODE RAW Compression Ratio possible.

 

[Aleksandr Frayman]

Hi Aleksandr,

I would say the first thing to do if you haven't already is to run a Sensor Calibration, which may solve your green issues. It's okay to have a negative tint value if the lighting conditions require it, but it sounds like something more might be happening here.

Remember when shooting REDCODE RAW, since it's a compressed RAW format, you can change the Color Space and Gamma Curve in post without any penalty. I'd recommend either DRAGONcolor/REDgamma4 to start if these are very new to you, but I would also look into using REDWideGamutRGB/Log3G10 with a 3D Transform LUT applied, which is something that is new in the RED world.

In terms of "sharpness" the best way to get the most detail out of a RED camera is to shoot at the higher resolution and if possible the lowest REDCODE RAW Compression Ratio possible.

Hi Phil! Thanks a lot for the answer. How I can make calibration of a sensor of the camera? I already thought of it and looked for this function, but haven't found in the menu

 

[Roger Viloria]

Check out that OLPF installed and profile setting match

 

[Aleksandr Frayman]

Check out that OLPF installed and profile setting match

How I am able to do it?

 

[Roger Viloria]

menu-settings-maintenance-OLPF:
IR PASS COLOR
LOW LIGHT OPTIMIZED
SKIN TONE-HIGHLIGHT
STABDARD

 

[Roger Viloria]

STANDARD
I meant

 

[Tom Gleeson]

Aleksandr,

You are probably best served by reading the camera manual from the start to the end. I know it can be boring but I do it with every new camera. Unsure of your knowledge level but if the manual is too difficult or there is a language barrier then maybe find a local person who is Red experienced and spend a few hours with them?