MX IR TEST...

[Dylan Macleod CSC]

What category does this fall under?



:idea:

That falls under "read the thread" :wink5:

 

[Yoji Nishimura]

Hello Mr Dylan.

may I have your answer ?
I can't read English fruentry..

im sorry

-Yoji

 

[Dylan Macleod CSC]

Hello Mr Dylan.

may I have your answer ?
I can't read English fruentry..

im sorry

-Yoji

Answer to...

...wait a minute. Are you a friend of Sanjin's?

 

[David Battistella]

Try processing the MX clip in redcinex. Redalert doesn't understand the MX native colorspace and will look off by quite a bit.

That's what I was getting at Deanan. thx.

David

 

[David Battistella]

(EDIT:I have reposted a new image that was processed through REDCINE-X later in this thread. That image is much more accurate in terms of a comparison)

Thanks.

David

 

[David Battistella]

Do you guys have a reference frame?

Like what it looks like at F22 with no filtration. (this might make it easier for the noobs in the thread)

Before and after IR.

David

 

[Dylan Macleod CSC]

Do you guys have a reference frame?

Like what it looks like at F22 with no filtration. (this might make it easier for the noobs in the thread)

Before and after IR.

David

I don't.

This was kind of a "P.S." to the exposure tests. We thought we'd do it "all in one" and just hold the filter on the top part of the frame.

 

[David Battistella]

Cool. We did a test last week, too. The point is basically what you have shown us. The M-X has much better IR filtration than the R-1.

David

 

[Billy Summers]

Have you tested for Jellying?

 

[Dylan Macleod CSC]

Have you tested for Jellying?

Nope.

 

[JD Holloway]

Hey Dylan, did this MX sensor have the "calibration issue" that JJ talked about addressed? There was a significant amount of magenta cast in low light levels as I recall. Thanks for the test.

http://205.234.135.241/forum/showthread.php?t=40579

 

[Dylan Macleod CSC]

Hey Dylan, did this MX sensor have the "calibration issue" that JJ talked about addressed? There was a significant amount of magenta cast in low light levels as I recall. Thanks for the test.

http://205.234.135.241/forum/showthread.php?t=40579

Hey James
No. The low light exposures look pretty unbelievable. No magenta cast.

 

[David Battistella]

Have you tested for Jellying?

Look at OFFHOLLYWOODS night MX test in NYC. They drove across a bridge in a car at about 30MPH and you could not see any skew. There was motion blur but the skew was barely noticeable.