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  • 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 :)

Scarlet - base sensitivity

You're asking the wrong guy Peter! I can remember some physical specs, but image processing is more my thing.

Graeme
 
Laco Gaal said:
I see. What kind of polas are you using? Thanks!
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I don't have the camera with me right now, but i recall they were HOYA brand - to be honest, i didn't do any research or testing before buying, i simply bought the only correct size linear polas the local camera store had on the shelf at the time... and got lucky i guess. I recall they cost around 100 euros (130 or so bucks), so i guess they're decent quality for consumer grade screw on filters, not the cheapest ones out there.

PS: I did a test just after buying them, it's still online - as you can see, coloration isn't a big problem, even when fully fading out with the filters:

http://eki.pp.fi/temp/Eki/HV20/Poltest.mpg

...in this one, i had an UV filter stacked in addition to the polas, the stack was a bit too long, and one can see the filters darkening the corners when fully zoomed out. Without the UV, not anymore.
 
Sam Eilertsen said:
Is the Scarlet's sensor an MX? Doesn't it have smaller pixels than the sensor in the R1 and Epic? Wouldn't that mean lower sensitivity?
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Yes, I believe it was referred to as a Mysterium-X sensor, at least in some earlier references. And the photosite size was 3.3 microns (?) vs. the the 5.4 of the Epic and RED ONE. Not sure about the sensitivity issue as I think that "depends" on a few issues and I am definitely not an expert. :mellow:
 
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