"LOOKS" in Redcine

[grukes]

¿What´s the best way to do color looks in set with redcine?, I want it for baseline in postpo. ¿Maybe creating a project? ¿or exporting a little dpx of the sequence? I want to see the same "color looks" that I saw in set.

Thank You

Gabi Garcia (ACTV)
1 Assistant camara / DIT

 

[Jon Corcuera]

Hi gabi,
IMO DPX, but I wouldn´t use the REDCinema for this purpose I will work with a Speedgrade On set or something that will give you a LUT. Mostly because the red cinema is not to much of a colore software more a processing software.
Jon Corcuera
AC/DIT

 

[grukes]

I Know, I Know,.. but I want to do a first color correction in set ( Not only the camara metadata). I will do this: do a 1 color correction in redcine and save as "look" ( not Lut) in my sequences folder. In postproduction call this file- look to see any sequence as I saw in set and start the secundary color correction or the first color correction again.

Thanks Corcuera.

Gabi Garcia (ACTV)
1 Assistant Camara / DIT
http:www.digitea.es/blog

 

[John Tissavary]

I Know, I Know,.. but I want to do a first color correction in set ( Not only the camara metadata). I will do this: do a 1 color correction in redcine and save as "look" ( not Lut) in my sequences folder. In postproduction call this file- look to see any sequence as I saw in set and start the secundary color correction or the first color correction again.

Thanks Corcuera.

Gabi Garcia (ACTV)
1 Assistant Camara / DIT
http:www.digitea.es/blog

I don't think you need to export anything. In the color portion of Redcine just press the 'save' button (on the right side). It will save the color project as an rcc file which can later be called up and applied to any clips that are appropriate.

Hopefully that file can work in Scratch someday, too (hint, hint... nudge, nudge Lucas). Or, better yet, that RedCine can export 1d & 3d luts that are read-able by Scratch and other color tools


cheers,

jt

 

[Jon Corcuera]

I got you Gabi,
Te entendi mal, ok . I agree that a first color correction with the rcc should be enough. If the machine your going to work with is able to read it, good luck with that, specialy knowing that in spain not always we have the goodluck of knowing the post house that is going to end at. In Spain all things are subject to change ... coating somebody ...
John I think it will be great what you say, but I dont think that the development is going in that direction in the short term (the Lut), in plus I don´t think the REDcinema should be the software for that it is not a color correction program at least I don´t see it that way I believe is just for some previous retouch and that we should use a proper multi function more specific software, to choose there are plenty of them ...
Jon Corcuera
AC/DIT