Peter van der Ham
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We own two Red Epic-Dragons, one which we bought a bit later than the other one. The strange thing is: one of them has a totally different read-out from the white balance.
Example:
Camera A gives a white balance of 5600k and 0 tint
Camera B gives a white balance of 8700k and -28,986 tint
I would understand that the two sensors differ a bit, but not this much. I've calibrated both camera's (at the same time) about a month ago, so no differences there. We do this on a regular basis, but there's always this big difference in white balance. Does anybody have any idea what this can be? I don't think this is normal?
Example:
Camera A gives a white balance of 5600k and 0 tint
Camera B gives a white balance of 8700k and -28,986 tint
I would understand that the two sensors differ a bit, but not this much. I've calibrated both camera's (at the same time) about a month ago, so no differences there. We do this on a regular basis, but there's always this big difference in white balance. Does anybody have any idea what this can be? I don't think this is normal?
