Monstro Low Light - Playing with Fire.

[Zeb B]

Curve Explanation.

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Nice. What was your base ISO?

 

[Sabovic Adis]

Like this one very much, Björn!

 

[rand thompson]

Nice. What was your base ISO?

iso 12800

9400 kelvin

Medium Contrast-Very Soft


and Some CDL work

 

[Zeb B]

Like this one very much, Björn!

Ha! Reminds me of this:

Interesting BTS:

 

[Patrick Tresch]

So you did all your RAW adjustments in Node 7?

The Camera Raw adjustments are applied at the input level. If you change one setting it will apply to all your nodes.

 

[Zeb B]

The Camera Raw adjustments are applied at the input level. If you change one setting it will apply to all your nodes.

It was your node tree structure that threw me. No First Node ;-)

 

[Björn Benckert]

Like this one very much, Björn!

Thanks, I agree looks nice for being shot with a 50 dollar lens

 

[Zeb B]

What are you guys using for Camera Raw settings in DvR? On v14.3

 

[Sabovic Adis]

Ha! Reminds me of this:

Interesting BTS:

D.V.C. all the way. :emote_hippie:

Thanks, I agree looks nice for being shot with a 50 dollar lens

Now You blew it...:rofl:

Don't tell, nobody will ever know. :biggrin:

 

[rand thompson]

Zeb,

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[Zeb B]

Thx! Haven't been doing very much RED grading recently

 

[rand thompson]

Zeb,


I'm personally learning everything I possibly can about the red workflow. So hopefully when I eventually sell the land ( thought this was going to happen last year)needed to purchase a red camera, I will be able to hit the ground running . Other than that I've never owned, used, seen or touched a red camera in person. I have graded footage and photos from other cameras for friends but non-professionally, but red footage only when it's uploaded here.

 

[Patrick Tresch]

Watch out if you enable "Apply meta data curve" in Resolve you'll bring in the curve done in camera. So you could be working against a curve you don't see in the background... Here the curve seen in RedcineX wich was brought in from the RMD file (metadata either done in camera or in RCX).




Here my settings with only one node in Resolve. With RED material you have 1000 ways of doing it. Use some depending on the starting point of your file : if it's too saturated (led, fire, ...) or if it's with a to high DR, or if it's an easy shot (not over saturated, with a low DR)...

 

[Zeb B]

Cheers Guys! This is the fiber of RU

 

[Zeb B]

Zeb,


I'm personally learning everything I possibly can about the red workflow. So hopefully when I eventually sell the land ( thought this was going to happen last year)needed to purchase a red camera, I will be able to hit the ground running . Other than that I've never owned, used, seen or touched a red camera in person. I have graded footage and photos from other cameras for friends but non-professionally, but red footage only when it's uploaded here.

Where you located?

 

[rand thompson]

Zeb,


Deep in the the heart of Dixie, Mississippi, United States.

 

[rand thompson]

Watch out if you enable "Apply meta data curve" in Resolve you'll bring in the curve done in camera. So you could be working against a curve you don't see in the background... Here the curve seen in RedcineX wich was brought in from the RMD file (metadata either done in camera or in RCX).




Here my settings with only one node in Resolve. With RED material you have 1000 ways of doing it. Use some depending on the starting point of your file : if it's too saturated (led, fire, ...) or if it's with a to high DR, or if it's an easy shot (not over saturated, with a low DR)...

Thanks for that info! I've never used a red camera and I would have never known that! I've always just left it as default.

 

[Zeb B]

Zeb,


Deep in the the heart of Dixie, Mississippi, United States.

Ooooo . . . not on the way to anywhere I'm going ;-)

Is there any particular style of RED footage you would want to fool with? What's your 1-3-5 year goals with this film career?

 

[rand thompson]

Ooooo . . . not on the way to anywhere I'm going ;-)

Is there any particular style of RED footage you would want to fool with? What's your 1-3-5 year goals with this film career?

Zeb,

A little out of the way..ha ha. Whatever you got man, I would love to try anything you got, I appreciate it !

up untill a few years ago, I was a civilian military contracter who worked with student pilots on a naval aviation training base, in an academic capacity. But a few years ago my grandmother had to go on kidney dialysis and I had to take her 3 days a week for almost 8 years until she passed away almost a year ago. I came here about a year and a half ago to see if I still had the artistic creative skills I believe I always had. 1-3-5 years, I don't really know Zeb, I got a few members of my family with health problems so I don't know If I will do anything in the film industry or not, I would like to maybe one day . I believe I still have my military security clearance or can get it again so I don't know if I will go back to being a military civilian contractor or something else entirely.

 

[Björn Benckert]

Here is another frame. Just pulling iso and Kelvins around. To me it´s amazing how the blue channel holds up even though the light is very warm.
And noise levels at 6400ISO is not even a thing even though things look pretty much black at 800ISO.

And here is a r3d link: https://app.frame.io/d/84203263-617d-4527-b9f7-9ae55bcbc938

A002_C004_02123F by Björn Benckert, on Flickr

A002_C004_02123F by Björn Benckert, on Flickr

A002_C004_02123F by Björn Benckert, on Flickr

A002_C004_02123F by Björn Benckert, on Flickr

A002_C004_02123F by Björn Benckert, on Flickr

A002_C004_02123F by Björn Benckert, on Flickr