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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 :)

KOMODO....

hold the phone.. i just looked at some older versions you did.. and you nailed it.

Well Alrighty then thanks!! HaHaHaHa. Here's My Last Last 5. Can't wait to start messing around with any sample Komodo footage that may be coming out soon!


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Just a few of these first color ones are going international, it is more difficult because with beta cameras if we need people to send the camera back for some sort of non software fix ( which always happens with first anythings ) it is a bit more drama.

Will it be the same for stormtroopers? I sent you an email but I’m in BC. I’d love to hop on any Komodo I can get :)

Well Alrighty then thanks!! HaHaHaHa. Here's My Last Last 5. Can't wait to start messing around with any sample Komodo footage that may be coming out soon!


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Rand! The blues you’ve made are all so fantastic!! I love it!
 
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I don't known if that really is a good idea. I remember a round when Raven/Scarlet-W and previous models got out to "regular Joe's" first. We suddenly saw reviewers and blogs of how lacking the camera were and footage that had no skill with composition, colour grading, or craftsmanship. Those that know how to use RED understand the 'improvements coming' while those new to the eco-system didn't understand why this was missing or that was not working. Quick to judge...or make name for themselves and their 'view-count'.
I don't know if a being a regular means no talent... Or being well know means highly skilled...I have noticed RED bashing for clout, clicks and brand building. I have also noticed sub par footage for launches of this latest batch of cameras... Just my thoughts but I think this is a Jarred thing!
 
Joshua,


I like the multitone look. It adds a whole lot more possible color combinations. I wish I knew how to use Photoshop, I did all of mine in Davinci Resolve which has limitations.
 
Hopefully the one Rand did is one of the blue based ones that Jarred and co are doing next.
 
Darius,


I think any of the colors that Jarred and the Red Team will do will be amazing!
 
I think any of the colors that Jarred and the Red Team will do will be amazing!

That’s my opinion as well. I never heard anything, so it seems I missed out on one of these orange-ish ones. Hopefully I can snag one in the next round. I’d really like a green or blue of some sort, or a purple... or...
 
Jeff,

Hopefully there's a green or blue or purple with your name on it in the next round then. And if you need a color corrector for any sample beta footage, you know where to find me, HaHaHaHaHa. Jarred and the crew probably have colors and color treatments that we don't even know about up there sleeves.
 
Joshua,


I like the multitone look. It adds a whole lot more possible color combinations. I wish I knew how to use Photoshop, I did all of mine in Davinci Resolve which has limitations.

Here's the psd if you want to mess around yourself. It's easy, you just select the layer and twiddle with the hue/saturation till it looks good: magicgoggles.com/image/komodo/komodo.zip

The multitone is cool –*the Lana Wachowski one is crazy! –*but the single-color ones are maybe classier. Love that orange in the first round!
 
You all are talking about paint, of all things. Paint! While the real gem was in Jarred's latest Instagram post:

rolling shutter offered no more [dynamic] range... so we dropped it.

I like the multitone look. It adds a whole lot more possible color combinations. I wish I knew how to use Photoshop, I did all of mine in Davinci Resolve which has limitations.
I would rather use Resolve for things like this. Although I know how to use GIMP etc pretty well. Unless you are referring to the very limited still image handling. I agree. Personally I'm not great with Resolve, although I did use it to fix someone's poorly developed Ektar negative. It was so easy, once you knew the basic tools and controls (I am pretty sure I used power windows). So, so straightforward.

If Blackmagic were to put in some still image features... well... just saying...
 
New Idea, Printable bodies for graphic art design.


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Here's the psd if you want to mess around yourself. It's easy, you just select the layer and twiddle with the hue/saturation till it looks good: magicgoggles.com/image/komodo/komodo.zip

The multitone is cool –*the Lana Wachowski one is crazy! –*but the single-color ones are maybe classier. Love that orange in the first round!

Thanks a lot Joshua, I will try that out!
 
You all are talking about paint, of all things. Paint! While the real gem was in Jarred's latest Instagram post:




I would rather use Resolve for things like this. Although I know how to use GIMP etc pretty well. Unless you are referring to the very limited still image handling. I agree. Personally I'm not great with Resolve, although I did use it to fix someone's poorly developed Ektar negative. It was so easy, once you knew the basic tools and controls (I am pretty sure I used power windows). So, so straightforward.

If Blackmagic were to put in some still image features... well... just saying...

Karim,

I remember Jarred saying to the effect a while back in this thread that he really didn't see any benefit in actually including it. You got no additional FPS benefits( going higher that 40 FPS in in 6K full frame) with Rolling Shutter mode activated. It was really just there to help match it to the rolling shutter of other Red cameras. So I think it's a surprise but not really a surprise.



I tried to get into Photoshop about 10 years ago. I know that if I don't get the impression after using a program for one day three at the most that I can possibly master it in time, I no longer use it. That's the way it was with Premiere Pro the workflow just didn't feel logical to my way of thinking. Davinci Resolve just does. So I use it for damn near everything I possibly can.
 
Thats what im talking about. Sign me up for one of those.


It would probably cost a significant addition amount on top of the current price not including finding a reputable artist to actually do it.
 
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