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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 :)

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I truly hope this insane healthy competition continues among you guys, so that all of as can continue to benefit from it, and get more of this great images.

Jarred your clip is just fantastic, I hope you tucked with the 18-50, the sharpness, contrast and image detail are what I have been looking for, (ever)
I can definitely care less if people may think RED's images are too sharp, cause I will not add any noise and grain to try and make it look like something else, when it just looks out of this world as is.

Thanks again for your posting guys, please do keep them coming and do not stop competing against each other (I know you must be good friends and work buddy's) in posting clips.

Ciao,

KETCH ROSSI
www.KETCHFRAME.com
 
Welcome John, it's good to see you over here - and congrats on ordering the camera.There is a ton of great info on these boards if you look and search.

There entire sections on workflow suggestion and issues.

People are very happy to help here especially if they feel you have sone some searching first.

BTW, I am going to write Andrew at Newtek and see if they can't make more provisions for RED codecs with SpeedEDIT. So far the PC side doesn't have much visable representation yet, though Jarred keeps hinting that everything he has done has been with a PC and AE/Premiere.

AVID seems out to lunch and no one knows if they are coming back to join the party.

BTW, I ordered my camera during NAB. Glad you joined the revolution.

Welcome aboard.

aloha,

Keith
 
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Jarred,

I know I'm not seeing things...what is causing those milky looking flash frames that appear every now and then? Where you actually driving through dust or fog?

I saw that the first time I watched, but didn't ask for whatever reason.

Thanks
 
Jarred,

I know I'm not seeing things...what is causing those milky looking flash frames that appear every now and then? Where you actually driving through dust or fog?

I saw that the first time I watched, but didn't ask for whatever reason.

Thanks

Film Ylem,

I believe those flashes are lens flares, If you look at a still image you can see the impression of the lens being reflected on what ever filters are being used. Sometimes when the back of the matte box isn't covered light leaks in and causes the filters to act as a mirror. Chances are there wasn't the right sized insert ring used. A solution would be to buy an insert ring for every lens diameter or use a small piece of black cloth to cover the back of the matte box.

Method
 
your kinda right but totally wrong Method :) There was no mattebox. heh heh heh.
 
your kinda right but totally wrong Method :) There was no mattebox. heh heh heh.

So Jarred, would you care to tell us what the correct answer is then?
 
your kinda right but totally wrong Method :) There was no mattebox. heh heh heh.

Ha :),
Ok, but it's still a lens flare. I guess the sunlight is hitting the edge of the lens housing and producing that semi-circle. And the milky look is just light bouncing around in the lens.

Method
 
There was no mattebox. heh heh heh.

When I was thinking through how you pulled that off, I thought the MB would catch to much air to be stable.

So, screw on ND.... maybe a blanket over the side of the car? Sooooooo you could press the cage against the door? A strap for safety, from the camera to your belt?

C'mon Jarred, tell us....... Everything! :-)
 
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