Mike P.
Well-known member
Totally free-ballin' here, but FCPX doesn't do the gamma curve/highlight roll-off transforms of IPP2 (hence why RED offer all combinations as LUTs/.cubes), so you're in a log that has 10 stops above mid-grey available to it (hence having to push it so much to get brighter when using curves/contrast/whatever that was set while in RLF).
Also, FCPX/Quicktime/Apple have *never* displayed gamma/contrast properly. Like ever... Not that it has anything to do with IPP2 specifically, but that whatever you're looking at in the viewer is likely far from what it's going to look like when rendered out and played on a TV or in another NLE or in another video player.
Also, FCPX/Quicktime/Apple have *never* displayed gamma/contrast properly. Like ever... Not that it has anything to do with IPP2 specifically, but that whatever you're looking at in the viewer is likely far from what it's going to look like when rendered out and played on a TV or in another NLE or in another video player.