View Full Version : how does RGB work?
Teague Kennedy
12-28-2006, 10:21 PM
This RAW vs RGB thing is new to me. When we shoot RGB on RED do we choose certain look for our footage that includes white balance parameters/ edge enhancement/ sharpening/ knee/ etc? And it is recorded to the disc more like it would be to standard tape? How quickly swappable are the parameters, if so. For example, moving into daylight -- must swap color temp. Or am I just really confused.
Anyone... Anyone...
Anders Holck
12-29-2006, 12:01 AM
Even when shooting RAW you'd want to set some of those options, to get a decent monitoring picture and embed some nice metadata with the RAW file.
Normally RGB recording is a baked in picture, but Greame mentioned that RGB recording on the RED could be stripped down to demosaic only.
That means it's almost still a RAW file, with only the demosaic pass done in the camera to convert to 3 color channels. Whitebalance, sharpness, tonecurve etc. can still be tweaked like the raw file.
But at this time when everything is under development this could still change.
Brook Willard
12-29-2006, 09:43 AM
Sharpness???:eek: I'm allergic!
I'm curious to see how the RGB data rate compares to REDCODE RAW...