Red Tint Issue

[Ryan Sheets]

I am using the Low Light OLPF before sunset and never had a problem with such a red tint at 5600k.

Link to example picture:

http://sheetsstudios.pixieset.com/bisonredtint/

Anyone have any ideas of why I am now seeing this?

Also, is there a way to post photo's or R3D's directly to a post so that I can show you?

Appreciate any help,

Ryan

 

[Ryan Sheets]

In Red Cine I took the Kelvin to 4000 and the tint to 25 and it looks great. But normally I don't have to adjust it so much after...it looks great on the camera when I film.

 

[Jake Wilganowski]

Yes that doesn't seem normal, have you seen it react this way since?

 

[Ryan Sheets]

Just occurred to me that I didn't go in the menu and change the olpf in the menu settings. Would that trick the camera to not have the correct tint at 5600k?

 

[Akin A]

Yes, colors can look way off if the wrong OLPF is selected in the menu.

 

[Jake Wilganowski]

yes that is absolutely 100 percent your problem

 

[Justin McAleece]

Ha! I've totally done that before.

 

[Stacey Spears]

At least this should not be a problem with Weapon since it knows which OLPF you are using. Will be interesting to see how that is handled with 3rd part OLPFs.

 

[David Battistella]

Pretty sure that this one is the wrong OLPF selected.

if it's green you went from LLO to STH without changing.

if it's red, you might have went from LLO to STH.

on the next lens change check which OLPF is installed, then change the camera to match. Use restore to get the camera back to base settings to see if anything else might have been set differently in the looks or otherwise.