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Hans-Georg Daun
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David
A merry christmas to you, too.
The differences you're seeing between the display in REDAlert and in Quicktime are likely due to the fact that several of the settings in REDAlert (namely colour space, gamma and curves) do not carry over to the Quicktime reference files.
The next version of Clipfinder will add ways to display clips via RED's SDK. This should eliminate any differences between REDAlert display, Clipfinder display and rendered files.
If you need anything urgently, PM me.
Cheers,
Hans
P.S. The REC709 colour and gamma space settings can be selected
- in-camera (View menu)
- in REDAlert
- in Clipfinder's and REDRushes render settings
- in Color, in the RED tab in the "Primary In" room
There is no way I know of that will change the colour/gamma space of a Quicktime reference file.
A merry christmas to you, too.
The differences you're seeing between the display in REDAlert and in Quicktime are likely due to the fact that several of the settings in REDAlert (namely colour space, gamma and curves) do not carry over to the Quicktime reference files.
The next version of Clipfinder will add ways to display clips via RED's SDK. This should eliminate any differences between REDAlert display, Clipfinder display and rendered files.
If you need anything urgently, PM me.
Cheers,
Hans
P.S. The REC709 colour and gamma space settings can be selected
- in-camera (View menu)
- in REDAlert
- in Clipfinder's and REDRushes render settings
- in Color, in the RED tab in the "Primary In" room
There is no way I know of that will change the colour/gamma space of a Quicktime reference file.