Patrick Tresch
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But RAW is RAW, no processing what so ever...
Cheers,
Peter
I understand the context of your assesment but R3D has processing involved and raw doesn't mean no processing.
Patrick
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But RAW is RAW, no processing what so ever...
Cheers,
Peter
I have uploaded a couple of your files, a few glitches to start with eg A111_C0101_0815XX went solid green after about 6 seconds and a half fram corruption on A001_C007_0815V. I take these are the MX sensor, as l noticed a huge difference between A001_C007 and B001_C007 B camera being very dull and lifeless in comparison to A camera.
Can you get me ISO 12800 as if it was shot ISO320?
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I take these are the MX sensor, as l noticed a huge difference between A001_C007 and B001_C007 B camera being very dull and lifeless in comparison to A camera.
I have updated all the links with the actual R3D's instead of the ZIP-ed files, as it appears that the ZIP compression generates artifacts in the R3D files themselves. This is something to keep in mind when You are sending R3D's - do not compress them using tools such as ZIP, etc...
Hope this helps...
Peter
Patrick, with al due respect, RAW is the RAW electronic signal from the sensor. The only thing that is done to it is a wavelength compression that is not done in the "imaging space", but rather the electronic wavelength space before the data is debayered with appropriate color science into an image. Anyway - the main purpose was to compare the RAW footage from the cameras BEFORE it is touched by some "clever" post guru eliminating the possibility of human "interpretation" of what the data should look like...
No offense to anyone...
Peter
Hi Peter,
If that were true black shading would not be important & there would have been Zero improvements due to firmware updates.
No offence ti anyone
Have you tried to compare the C003 clips?
I found that when boosting ISO to 3200 the M holds more details in the shadows of the rocks, while the MX tends to blur it completely out (compression related blur). That's what I found at least with latest RedCineX build on OSX.
This would seem highly unlikely. ZIP compression is mathematiacally lossless...
-sc