Welcome to our community

Be a part of something great, join today!

  • Hey all, just changed over the backend after 15 years I figured time to give it a bit of an update, its probably gonna be a bit weird for most of you and i am sure there is a few bugs to work out but it should kinda work the same as before... hopefully :)

Red Epic Dragon- Red cine x - davinci resolve- Adobe cc workflow advice

Osman F Arslan

Well-known member
Joined
Feb 25, 2016
Messages
242
Reaction score
1
Points
18
Location
NYC / Montreal
Website
osmanfiderarslan.com
Hello everyone,
I'm sorry if this question was answered before. I have searched but I haven't been able to have a solid idea of how to work with Red footage with the softwares I put on the title. I'm new to red cameras. I have adobe creative cloud, davinci resolve and red cine x in my disposal. Also neat video and filmconvert plugins for premiere pro. What would be the workflow from importing to exporting by using these prgrams. Imagine that the footage has Imbalanced color and some noise as well. Also when shooting which color space to choose on Epic Dragon? Always the latest one, or whichever fits to your taste or your project? What's the current setting people shoot? You don't have to answer all of these questions, you can help any aspect of it you can. Also if you know that there is a place to learn these things with confidence other than here and if you think I'm repeating what others asked before please either just leave so you won't get pissed or show me where it is. It's not because I'm lazy it's because there are bits of knowledge separated everywhere. I know where to look for Red cine x tutorials or davinci resolve tutorials. However individuals' experiences and preferences are missing on some of those tutorials. So I just want to have a solid understanding of how to work with these tools. I'd appreciate any knowledge, experience and questions you can put on this post. It just doesn't have to be about color, or editing it can be about How to use OLPF's, combination of OLPFs and diffusion filters and ISO settings etc... Thanks to everybody who has something to add on this post. I know time is so precious, so thank you for spending some of it for someone who is looking for knowledge.
 
Phil Holland's Red Field Ops Guide goes over the basics very well:

http://www.phfx.com/store/

The rest of it I think you have to gain through experience over time. I think lighting is the most difficult thing of all, since a lot of that is artistic and philosophical and has nothing to do with technology per se.
 
Back
Top