Stefan Kraus
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Nice. What lens were you using?
Thanks! The Sigma 20mm Art, best bang for the buck for a fast wide...
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Nice. What lens were you using?
Received the Epic-W and what a beast so clean in low light.
I think I know which camera will be used on the next Jessica Jones Season
here a crushed blacks mixed lighting example (8k shot wide open ISO 3200):
and here the R3D:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mby0k7b949f1ebr/AABES8_IrCGaAhoQxP3v1lx-a?dl=0
Phil's tests will astound and amaze us all
<snip> My camera is at RED HQ for upgrade'n. <snip>
No pressure
My camera is at RED HQ for upgrade'n. I like seeing what everybody else's first shots are for sure.
People are tuning into Helium though. It's pretty darn clear it's cleaner in low light. However, due to that people who enjoy flatter, lower contrast looks will notice some advantages for sure.
That caught my eye as well... the world is truly turning upside down. '-)...Upgradin' from VV -> Helium?! ;-)
AJ
...Upgradin' from VV -> Helium?! ;-)
AJ
...Upgradin' from VV -> Helium?! ;-)
Considering my rather publicly known love for the VistaVision format, you'd have to chop off my hands and poke out my eyes to pull the 8K VV away from me.
But yes, my Weapon 6K S35 is receiving a Helium 8K S35 injection.
Is there a simple work around to importing our Epic-W R3D files directly into Adobe? I'm working through REDCine-X Pro but I still need to convert it before Premiere CC and I want to keep it RAW. Adobe tells be it will be at least a month until they put out an update to fix the unsupported codec.
Is it a closed beta?Phil Holland;[URL="tel:1681967" said:1681967[/URL]]It hasn't been publicly released, but they do have a beta version that works with Helium footage that's nearly ready to be updated in the Creative Cloud distro. It's close.