'Playing' with Milk Girls

[Chester Lehmann]

I love to play with the milk girls

I appreciate the new stills from 'Crossing the Line', but I'd like to see other images like this one, because IMHO this type of images represent better the image quality of the Mysterium Sensor.

Need more images to play with!! please!! :tongue:

 

[Jaime Vallés]

Nice surgery.

 

[hmurchison]

I bet she's happy with your work. Everyone wants flawless skin.

 

[Martin Jäger]

..times 24 for one second... nice...

 

[John Moores]

What do you have against moles?

 

[Simon Blackledge]

tracked while distorting

the highlight on the tounge bothers me more..

 

[Chester Lehmann]

What do you have against moles?

Nothing!! I really like them, that's why I keep them for my own! :bleh:


For the Swiss in Finland :cold: , love you too, greatings from a Swiss in Spain

 

[Desert Rune]

Dear Red team,

I know some high-end cameras include a "skin detail" setting. Imagine if Red could automate the tracking and removal of skin blemishes like moles, wrinkles, freckles and unsightly pores into the system software? This would be a great feature to have! Can you add this to Red One?

ps. fantastic touch-ups OP!

 

[Jeff Kilgroe]

Dear Red team,

I know some high-end cameras include a "skin detail" setting. Imagine if Red could automate the tracking and removal of skin blemishes like moles, wrinkles, freckles and unsightly pores into the system software? This would be a great feature to have! Can you add this to Red One?

That's a lot of extra processing to add to in-camera operation... Probably best left for post where the results can be tweaked if needed. As in, I don't want the camera doing such things for me. I want the purest, cleanest image the camera can give me and then I'll make it look the way I want later. If the camera does it, then I may not like the results and will find it difficult to fix.

 

[Rob Lohman]

We concentrate on getting the best recording we can. It is up to you to provide a good image and/or process that in post if that's needed.

 

[Milan Nikolic]

In my documentaries I really need some people to look ugly as they are.

 

[Chester Lehmann]

We concentrate on getting the best recording we can. It is up to you to provide a good image and/or process that in post if that's needed.

That's exactly the reason why I beg the RED Team for new images, to see more of this breathtaking image quality. Maybe a still from the clips shown in the screen capture of the red cine software in section Workflow at red.com?? or better... NEW ONES!! :tongue:

Thanks!

 

[Greg Voevodsky]

Thanks. I feel better now. Let me turn the lights off.

 

[Steve Freebairn]

In my documentaries I really need some people to look ugly as they are.

That is way funny! And very true

 

[Mark K.]

If you don't like skin blemishes, my advice would be to get yourself mole-free models - hell of a lot easier than photoshopping all your frames me thinks!

 

[Simon Blackledge]

make-up Dept ?? :-/

 

[Zach Hilton]

Doesn't CS3 come with the Mole-remover stamp tool? One click and you're done!:wink:

 

[Hrvoje Simic]

I don't want the camera doing such things for me. I want the purest, cleanest image the camera can give me and then I'll make it look the way I want later.

Totally agree.



btw. there's something about the name of this thread...