Scratch Lite = Red Cine?

[Joe Carney]

Earlier this year, there was a review in ShowReel about on set color grading systems and a Product called Scratch Lite was referred to with positive feedback from the reviewer.

Is RedCine Scratch Lite?

Joe C.

 

[Steve Freebairn]

If you look for posts from luki (he works for assimilate) you'll find the answer to this question.

 

[Vladimir Eugene]

I believe Luki said no, it is not. If my memory serves me

 

[Antoine Baumann]

No it is not, but it is also developed by assimilate:

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=3455

antoine.

 

[Lucas Wilson]

Earlier this year, there was a review in ShowReel about on set color grading systems and a Product called Scratch Lite was referred to with positive feedback from the reviewer.

Is RedCine Scratch Lite?

Short answer - No.

SCRATCH is a modular product - different parts of functionality can be turned on or off based on workflow needs.

Geoff Boyle was referring to SCRATCH modularized in such a way that very specifcally targeted on-set workflows.

Lucas
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ASSIMILATE, Inc.
LA, CA, USA

 

[Lucas Wilson]

No it is not, but it is also developed by assimilate:

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?t=3455

antoine.

For the last time (for cryin' out loud...)

Quoted from the thread that Antoine showed above...

"REDCINE is a RED product, and they are the experts on their product. I'm sure that info will come from them when they are ready to talk about it!"
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SCRATCH is not REDCINE. REDCINE is not SCRATCH. : )

Lucas Wilson
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ASSIMILATE, Inc.
LA, CA, USA

 

[Joe Carney]

Thanks for the clarification Lucas.
That's all I wanted to know.

 

[Simon Blackledge]

redcine looks very cool though!!

can't wait for IBC

S

 

[laguun]

Short answer - No.

SCRATCH is a modular product - different parts of functionality can be turned on or off based on workflow needs.

Geoff Boyle was referring to SCRATCH modularized in such a way that very specifcally targeted on-set workflows.

Lucas
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ASSIMILATE, Inc.
LA, CA, USA

Hey Lucas,

if you remember, i once supposed to do an inexpensive red-raw only version of scratch.
As it seems, a (German) manufacturer is thinking about to do that now.
I suppose it will take them some time, especially as they seem to start now, and assimilate should have a considerable head off start. However it seems they are aiming for the $$$$ space with their software solution.

 

[laguun]

I believe Luki said no, it is not. If my memory serves me

Luki said clearly NO!