Björn Benckert
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I have a few images to share here. I was fortunate to get an early look at what exactly DRAGONcolor and REDgamma4 can do. This is very important stuff and I have a few example images. Anything you see here listed as DRAGONgamma is actually REDgamma4.
Here we go:
Color Chart in Broad Daylight (no ND)
Things to notice is the overall subtle vibrancy and clarity of chroma and tones.
Skin Tones - Shot 1
Skin tones, likely the most talked about color response talked about, has more pop. Richer, fuller, subtle tones revealed.
Skin Tones - Shot 2
Another example on a male subject under daylight fluorescents.
Super Saturation - Shot 1
Early on we noticed that Dragon had access to a lot of color information. So much it was actually carrying over into highlights on tricky sources, like the orange sign in the background next to the man in frame. Graeme worked hard and the highlight chroma roll-off is much more wrangled under saturated sources. Huge accomplishment in reality.
Super Saturation - Shot 2
Another test of tricky color sources. Check out how the tail lights and the El Capitan sign in the upper left corner are now. This is good. Also the guitar neon sign in the background shows perhaps the biggest improvement.
Tricky Reds
Before we had tuned color science on Dragon reds in particular seemed to be jumping up and being hot. In the files you could see the data there, with the new color science with DRAGONcolor now it looks like you want it to.
Harsh Daylight Source
This is the visible difference on my face compared to REDcolor3/REDgamma3. Again, there's more pop and nuance to skin tones. They aren't as flat as before and have much of a think feeling.
As John mentioned above DRAGONcolor/REDgamma4 places the black levels at the appropriate density levels. Now we have a far thicker "digital negative" in the REDCODE RAW. This effects everything in reality. From the general look to the proper ISO performance under this New OLPF and New Calibration.
And the thing I'm stressing with these examples is this is REDgamma4's output. Using DRAGONcolor and REDlogFilm is equally as powerful when going for more advanced grading. Dragon's got the thickness. That's the best way I can describe it.
This is big.....
• Burst mode capture
Very impressive - thanks Phil!
Thanks Phil .....You always Rocking.............................very good information.Thanks for doing this.
what is burst mode?
6:5 formats added for full height 2.40:1 2x Anamorphic de-squeeze
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Thanks guys. Big thanks for Jarred and Graeme for allowing me to test this out early. I'm crazy about color and this in reality is might be some of the biggest Dragon news thus far from NAB.
Now it's up to the 3rd party guys to get support into their software and fast.
what is burst mode?