Michael J Brennan
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also i would add to my wish list:
Global Shutter
Internal ND
Motorized ND filter/s even better.
Mike Brennan
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also i would add to my wish list:
Global Shutter
Internal ND
Mentioned that idea earlier in this thread, glad to hear others are interested in such a feature. It would be so amazing if Red cracked the holy grail of time lapse once and for all!
Mark L. Pederson said:So this is already 100% possible now on Dragon with external software using RCP protocol. Not rocket science.
Mark L. Pederson said:I'd suggest something like this ... set a "baseline" exposure for the time lapse - and then, use the histogram values (which are transmitted over RCP and can be monitored) to calculate a compensate with Motion Mount ND value adjustments.
It could obviously also be done in firmware. (set a "base line" exposure for the time lapse - check a box that says something like "Auto Adjust Motion Mount ND".
=aniel Kelly Brown]Mentioned that idea earlier in this thread
Did not mean to repost your idea, sorry about that.![]()
<snip>Would be nice to get an app like that, which would work in conjunction with the Kessler motion control stuff for a move-shoot-move time lapse and motion mount ramping.![]()
I have a question about this as it comes up time to time.
If in the future Red releases a larger sensor and it's sticking to the general DCI 1.9:1 standard they have been going with, will this effect your desire to have a 4:3 sensor? Even though it would be a 4:3 crop of that wider/larger sensor?
Just curious.
2. Quicker way to change lens mounts
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requested forever by video camera users.Nobody wants to delete single multiple clips on mag.Its against nature of film magazine.
Im saying its the most easiest thing in the world.Its doable but nobody wants that option.Except videographers (5D,DSLRs)