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Red Media with Autodesk Products

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Hey guys:

Has anyone used red media in an Autodesk environment yet? has any footage been edited on a smoke to date ? Does anyone know of this ? Just curious. I'm a Smoke and Flame fan although i cant afford them (YET). Plan on getting them pretty soon and of course a Red one so doing some research.

Nigel
 
ok,

cool, good to know, so whats your workflow like, do you export from REDAlert to quicktime ? what do you with the media once you get it ?
 
Quicktime support in Smoke is limited. Typically you'd use RedAlert or RedCine to export image sequences and edit those.

Bar3nd
 
Graded stuff in Lustre. This footage pulls crazy keys! Now I have to ask Discreet (Autodesk) to have half steps of blur! No editing in our Smoke yet.
Works great with Scratch as well;-)

Tim Stipan
DI Colorist
NYC
 
cool:

Yea well i know discreet stuff has alot of image sequence support. hmmm a 4K tiff sequence, or maybe a 2k extract. Yup that sounds better. boy am i gonna have fun. Well i use Combustion/FCS right now and am gonna take a few smoke course and flame as well, just cant beat a flame for compositing in my books.
Sounds simple enough.

So how does smoke/flame handle the 4k stuff ? or do you guys do a 2k or 1k extract and edit with that ? Cause i know smoke can go up to 2k (correct me if im wrong). Fire can handle 4K, correct ?
 
We export DPX sequences of of Red Cine.
We can edit 4k, but it only plays about 10-15 fps. We usually scale the footage down to 2k and it plays rt
 
So so far dpx files look or work best or have you experimented with other files types.

i'll be doing music videos for international distribution with the set up mostly, so i guess 2k will me great for me, 2k bumped down to SD or even 1080 should look really good. And even that 2k image is bumped down from 4 so i guess i'll be ok.
just planning everything way ahead.
 
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