Shawn Seifert
04-25-2010, 01:01 PM
Hi Red community.
Very long time reader, rare poster. I thought I understood a way to work with .r3d files in post, but I've come across a problem.
I'm working on a red project which was edited with FCP. I capture the footage using Log and Transfer to proress 422 (proxy).
My plan was then to go back into Redcine-x to do a first color correction with only the clips I've used in the final edit (about 20 or so), then re long and transfer those select .r3ds to Proress 4444 files in FCP to send to color for a full CC.
I've run into a problem with Redcine-x. When I adjust the colour settings of the .r3d files, it appears to be only be making the change with in redcine-x. It was my understanding that changes within Redcine-x would carry over to the .r3d files in other programs. (I understand it's all just meta data and not permenat changes).
I know I can just export the .r3ds from Redcine-x to which ever format I would like, however, it has become excruciatingly slow to do so on my computer. (which is a whole other issue, because it didn't use to be so slow...I wasn't going to bring it up, but perhaps this relates to my issue?)
So what am I doing wrong here? Have I misunderstood how can I use redcine-x within my workflow? Or is there something else going on here?
Thanks,
Shawn
Project Specifics:
Shot on Build 30 non MX Red One.
Computer: 27' iMac core i7. (Obviously no RedRocket)
Software: FCP 7, Redcine-X 227
Very long time reader, rare poster. I thought I understood a way to work with .r3d files in post, but I've come across a problem.
I'm working on a red project which was edited with FCP. I capture the footage using Log and Transfer to proress 422 (proxy).
My plan was then to go back into Redcine-x to do a first color correction with only the clips I've used in the final edit (about 20 or so), then re long and transfer those select .r3ds to Proress 4444 files in FCP to send to color for a full CC.
I've run into a problem with Redcine-x. When I adjust the colour settings of the .r3d files, it appears to be only be making the change with in redcine-x. It was my understanding that changes within Redcine-x would carry over to the .r3d files in other programs. (I understand it's all just meta data and not permenat changes).
I know I can just export the .r3ds from Redcine-x to which ever format I would like, however, it has become excruciatingly slow to do so on my computer. (which is a whole other issue, because it didn't use to be so slow...I wasn't going to bring it up, but perhaps this relates to my issue?)
So what am I doing wrong here? Have I misunderstood how can I use redcine-x within my workflow? Or is there something else going on here?
Thanks,
Shawn
Project Specifics:
Shot on Build 30 non MX Red One.
Computer: 27' iMac core i7. (Obviously no RedRocket)
Software: FCP 7, Redcine-X 227