Hello there!
After last shooting I discovered that something's wrong with metadata of captured footage.
Video looks extremely over-exposed when played back from original QT proxies or opened in RedCine/Red Alert with Metadata settings turned on, although during shoot, everything looked very fine on EVF, RED LCD and callibrated JVC HD-SDI monitor connected to camera. Levels meter also showed correct exposure levels. Playback from camera also looks very fine.
But when played back in computer - complete over-exposure appears for whole footage.
Of corse, there's no problem to get the exposure right in RedCine and RedAlert (just changing ISO and correcting exposure level) but still I have no idea why footage which looked fine in camera during shoot and playback, looks over-exposed in computer.
What could be the reason for this?
P.S.
Camera settings remained unchanged during whole shooting.
We used:
4K 16:9
ASA 320
3200K w/b
1/50 shutter
30fps varispeed (25fps TC base)
Camera Release Build 16
Preview mode to monitors and EVF was set to RAW, so if there was an over-exposure we would certainly see it.
Day before this I had another shooting and exposure was excellent when played back in computer with metadata settings turned on.
Any Ideas what could go wrong?
After last shooting I discovered that something's wrong with metadata of captured footage.
Video looks extremely over-exposed when played back from original QT proxies or opened in RedCine/Red Alert with Metadata settings turned on, although during shoot, everything looked very fine on EVF, RED LCD and callibrated JVC HD-SDI monitor connected to camera. Levels meter also showed correct exposure levels. Playback from camera also looks very fine.
But when played back in computer - complete over-exposure appears for whole footage.
Of corse, there's no problem to get the exposure right in RedCine and RedAlert (just changing ISO and correcting exposure level) but still I have no idea why footage which looked fine in camera during shoot and playback, looks over-exposed in computer.
What could be the reason for this?
P.S.
Camera settings remained unchanged during whole shooting.
We used:
4K 16:9
ASA 320
3200K w/b
1/50 shutter
30fps varispeed (25fps TC base)
Camera Release Build 16
Preview mode to monitors and EVF was set to RAW, so if there was an over-exposure we would certainly see it.
Day before this I had another shooting and exposure was excellent when played back in computer with metadata settings turned on.
Any Ideas what could go wrong?