"Magic Motion"...

[Bill Anderson]

I'd love to see these three pieces of brilliance in motion.

 

[Roberto Lequeux]

I can't wait to see a really shaky camera test with lots of different detail. Please! It would also let us (not) experience the rolling shutter issues now that EPIC gets virtually the same as a mechanical.

If there are no issues with such test I think I might have to resign the existence of all other cameras.

And also, when you guys said that RC50 (hope I am remembering correctly) was going to be your recommendation for 5k, will the second stream also be RC50? Can they even be set to different compression? Would we even want to consider doing that?

 

[Jannard]

Graeme has developed some new and wonderful HDRx tools. A great "Default" option and some serious sliders. You can dial in how much highlight protection you want and need which also means you can dial in how much MM you need.

HDRx™™™ can be used for motion tracking ("x" frame) and also pulling keys. Simon Robinson was here for VFX night at RED and had a prototype of the HDRME (motion estimation) plugin. His comment was that motion estimation would work better with HDRx because of the extra information provided by the program.

We had Ian from LightIron grade the barn sequence... lots of information in the clip to give an assortment of options. Incredible grade in a short period of time.

Lots of good news.

Jim

 

[Justin O'Neill]

We had Ian from LightIron grade the barn sequence... lots of information in the clip to give an assortment of options. Incredible grade in a short period of time.

Jim

Yeah, that's when I really saw the power of these HDRx clips. Pulling even these low res compressed clips into AE you get a sense what an incredible range of looks you can achieve.

 

[Bill Anderson]

This continues to get bigger - hard to believe. Looking forward to the grades. I really like the "straight" barn image a lot: wonderfully atmospheric. It manages to convey the barn's era without seeming too.... retro. I guess "honest" is the word I'm looking for. And that is surely a great point of departure.

 

[Tommi Hares]

I normally don't post much, but; Oh yeah!

Ps. I'm a senior software engineer myself, and I don't come even close to comprehending how you guys did that. :ack2: And I don't understand how my friend came up with the DSpeaker algorithm either! I guess I should just learn how to do YOUR fries "just right". :nonod:

 

[C.H.Haskell]

Graeme has developed some new and wonderful HDRx™ tools. A great "Default" option and some serious sliders. You can dial in how much highlight protection you want and need which also means you can dial in how much MM you need.

HDRx™™™™ can be used for motion tracking ("x" frame) and also pulling keys. Simon Robinson was here for VFX night at RED and had a prototype of the HDRME (motion estimation) plugin. His comment was that motion estimation would work better with HDRx™ because of the extra information provided by the program.

We had Ian from LightIron grade the barn sequence... lots of information in the clip to give an assortment of options. Incredible grade in a short period of time.

Lots of good news.

Jim

All good news on HDRx development, I never ask this Jim but can we see some more. :reddevil: or perhaps the graded barn your talking about. I am still stunned by whats happening here...

 

[Eren Ozkural]

Fantastic news Jim, can't wait to get my hands on it. I take it that these controls will be built into RedCine much like FLUT...

 

[Roberto Lequeux]

We had Ian from LightIron grade the barn sequence... lots of information in the clip to give an assortment of options. Incredible grade in a short period of time.

Lots of good news.

Jim

Music! :bigear: Could we see it again please?

Was that RT on Pablo using two Red Rockets?