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No 21?
Pure conjecture: If the Epic's current DR is 13.5-18 stops (w.o/w HDRx) I'm guessing that Scarlet 2/3" will be 11.5-14 stops. Why these numbers? I dunno. A hunch. :willy_nilly:
5. We need a new chart.![]()
How they are doing it... well that's the mystery.![]()
To me, slightly less means like around a half stop.
there will be more then 18![]()
#21 is Jannardvision. Adds extra suspense to your movies.:emote_popcorn:
Today I saw more stops from a captured R3D than I could with my own naked eye. No exaggeration. I've long talked about a world in which digital technology-driven dynamic range exceeds what the human eye can render. I am dangerously close to being speechless.
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Jim, I think you have to open a job order for your team to develop a new chart.
You need to start setting your own reference standards, dude.
Yeah, but then people will accuse Red of doctoring their own chartsThe way people just make up accusations is just crazy. And the worst part, people start believing EVERYTHING they read.
You wouldn't BELIEVE the number of people I correct at filmmaker meet ups in my area about what they think they know about the Scarlet series, or the prices, it's just amazing.
#21 is Jannardvision. Adds extra suspense to your movies.:emote_popcorn: