Two Dragons with Same R3D Won't Match in Post...?

[DC Chavez]

In Redcine, highlight the items you want to create OLPF override on. Right click and scroll down to "Generate R3D with OLPF Override." Select target OLPF and then Destination. Redcine will generate a new file with new OLPF data.

 

[Jason Honeycutt]

In Redcine, highlight the items you want to create OLPF override on. Right click and scroll down to "Generate R3D with OLPF Override." Select target OLPF and then Destination. Redcine will generate a new file with new OLPF data.

Whoa, REALLY!? This could be the gamechanger... thanks man, I'll try that when I get back to home bay.

 

[Bob Gundu]

Whoa, REALLY!? This could be the gamechanger... thanks man, I'll try that when I get back to home bay.

Yup. Best feature of redcine

 

[Russ Fill]

In Redcine, highlight the items you want to create OLPF override on. Right click and scroll down to "Generate R3D with OLPF Override." Select target OLPF and then Destination. Redcine will generate a new file with new OLPF data.

Just kind of fallowing along here. Such a great tool RedUser... DC I have done the Right click but Generate R3D with OPLF Override is not lit.. in fact its the only one that is grayed...Could this be due to it being a weapon generated clip? Another info would be great because this same issue has happened to me on some Rentals.

 

[DC Chavez]

Just kind of fallowing along here. Such a great tool RedUser... DC I have done the Right click but Generate R3D with OPLF Override is not lit.. in fact its the only one that is grayed...Could this be due to it being a weapon generated clip? Another info would be great because this same issue has happened to me on some Rentals.

From my understanding, Weapon auto-detects the OLPF that is in there. Therefore, it would be impossible to override it...

 

[Russ Fill]

Yeah that said, I have had OPLF filter not read on the camera before and had to take the mount off and re seat it. This happened once and we ended up shooting for a while before we noticed it was not the correct OPLF setting or basically the camera didn't read we had one in.
this is why I asked to see if you could add that info after the fact. Seems not possible with Weapon.

 

[Marc Wielage]

Definitely a good lesson... but thank God I told everyone to chill out, we HAVE TO CHART... because it's saving our asses right now.

Yep, that's a very wise move for any multicam shoot.

I have seen all major camera brands not match in multicamera shoots. Heck, we had lots of trouble matching multiple film cameras back in the day. This is why colorists exist.

I would advise you that matching cameras is hard without accurate scopes and calibrated monitors.

Did you use the same lenses? Maybe they don't match?

I have definitely seen lenses (particularly zoom lenses) not match, basically going a couple of points blue or minus-blue (yellow) depending on focal length. But it's not a massive change, just a subtle shift.